Dozens of Indian turtles die in suspected poisoning

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Deliberate poisoning is likely to blame for the death of dozens of turtles at a lake near Mumbai. Conservation workers were alerted to the incident after a local politician asked them to investigate a foul smell around the body of water. 57 Indian flapshell turtles had been killed while another six were rescued.

4 months ago·Mumbai, India

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Dozens Of Turtles Die In Suspected Poisoning At Lake Near Mumbai

Deliberate poisoning is likely to blame for the death of dozens of turtles at a lake near Mumbai, wildlife experts told AFP Sunday.

4 months ago·New Delhi, India

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Dozens Of Indian Turtles Die In Suspected Poisoning

Deliberate poisoning is likely to blame for the death of dozens of turtles at a lake near Mumbai, Indian wildlife experts told AFP Sunday. Conservation workers were alerted to the incident after a local politician asked them to investigate a foul smell around the body of water in Kalyan, about 50 kilometres (30 miles) east of India's entertainment capital. Suhas Pawar of the Wild Animal and Reptile Rescue conservation group said 57 Indian flaps…

4 months ago·United States

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Dozens of Indian turtles die in suspected poisoning

MUMBAI: Deliberate poisoning is likely to blame for the death of dozens of turtles at a lake near Mumbai, Indian wildlife experts told AFP on Sunday (Jan 23). Conservation workers were alerted to the incident after a local politician asked them to investigate a foul smell around the body of water in Kalyan

4 months ago·Singapore

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Dozens of Indian turtles die in suspected poisoning

Deliberate poisoning is likely to blame for the death of dozens of turtles at a lake near Mumbai, Indian wildlife experts told AFP Sunday.The post Dozens of Indian turtles die in suspected poisoning appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News.

4 months ago·Nigeria

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