A Close Look At The Leatherback
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The first step in the necropsy is documenting any external injuries. MIKE BOTTINI
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Among the unusual features of the leatherback sea turtle are the soft fleshy spines in its mouth and throat that move and guide its soft prey - jellyfish - down into its stomach. MIKE BOTTINI
The first step in the necropsy is documenting any external injuries. MIKE BOTTINI
Among the unusual features of the leatherback sea turtle are the soft fleshy spines in its mouth and throat that move and guide its soft prey - jellyfish - down into its stomach. MIKE BOTTINI
By Mike Bottini
on Dec 13, 2016
CURL Error #:Failed to connect to expressnews.newzware.com port 443 after 10 ms: Couldn't connect to serverLast week, I had the opportunity to observe the dissection of a leatherback sea turtle that had washed ashore in Three Mile Harbor, East Hampton. The dissection was part of...