Matcha
About Matcha
Species:
Green (Chelonia mydas) (CM 23-100)
Matcha is a juvenile green that was caught at Deerfield Beach Pier. The hook was located in the upper jaw and palate. Dr. Barron was able to remove the hook with sedation.
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Green (Chelonia mydas) (CM 23-100)
Matcha is a juvenile green that was caught at Deerfield Beach Pier. The hook was located in the upper jaw and palate. Dr. Barron was able to remove the hook with sedation.
Arrival
July 3, 2023
Stranding
Deerfield Beach Pier, FL
Initial
Hook ingestion
Admission
1.94 kg., 32.1 lbs.
Current
1.94 kg., 32.1 lbs.