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Spicy surprise to help keep turtle eggs safe from predators

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Dalhousie University students are using fake eggs with capsicum extract to keep at-risk turtle nests safe from predators like raccoons. The CBC's Meig Campbell has the story.

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Spicy surprise to help keep turtle eggs safe from predators

Dalhousie University students are using fake eggs with capsicum extract to keep at-risk turtle nests safe from predators like raccoons. The CBC's Meig Campbell has the story.

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CBC News broke the news in Canada on Tuesday, June 30, 2026.
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