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An injured seal at Horsey Gap, Norfolk. The seal is wearing a painful "necklace" of discarded fishing net that it is ensnared in.
An injured seal at Horsey Gap, Norfolk. The seal is wearing a painful "necklace" of discarded fishing net, possibly from a trawler, this is a common hazard for colonies. Volunteers from a local group called Friends of Horsey Seals monitor the large colony and try to rescue any injured seals who are then taken for treatment to RSPCA East Winch. Rescues have to be quick and timed when the creature is away from the large group for safety of the volunteers as these are wild animals. After recovery they are released back into the wild, so far this season they have rescued 13 seals.
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An injured seal at Horsey Gap, Norfolk. The seal is wearing a painful "necklace" of discarded fishing net that it is ensnared in.
An injured seal at Horsey Gap, Norfolk. The seal is wearing a painful "necklace" of discarded fishing net, possibly from a trawler, this is a common hazard for colonies. Volunteers from a local group called Friends of Horsey Seals monitor the large colony and try to rescue any injured seals who are then taken for treatment to RSPCA East Winch. Rescues have to be quick and timed when the creature is away from the large group for safety of the volunteers as these are wild animals. After recovery they are released back into the wild, so far this season they have rescued 13 seals.
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An injured seal at Horsey Gap, Norfolk. The seal is wearing a painful "necklace" of discarded fishing net that it is ensnared in.
An injured seal at Horsey Gap, Norfolk. The seal is wearing a painful "necklace" of discarded fishing net, possibly from a trawler, this is a common hazard for colonies. Volunteers from a local group called Friends of Horsey Seals monitor the large colony and try to rescue any injured seals who are then taken for treatment to RSPCA East Winch. Rescues have to be quick and timed when the creature is away from the large group for safety of the volunteers as these are wild animals. After recovery they are released back into the wild, so far this season they have rescued 13 seals.
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An injured seal at Horsey Gap, Norfolk. The seal is wearing a painful "necklace" of discarded fishing net that it is ensnared in.
An injured seal at Horsey Gap, Norfolk. The seal is wearing a painful "necklace" of discarded fishing net, possibly from a trawler, this is a common hazard for colonies. Volunteers from a local group called Friends of Horsey Seals monitor the large colony and try to rescue any injured seals who are then taken for treatment to RSPCA East Winch. Rescues have to be quick and timed when the creature is away from the large group for safety of the volunteers as these are wild animals. After recovery they are released back into the wild, so far this season they have rescued 13 seals.
© Graham Cross / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
E: info@eyevine.com (FOTO: DUKAS/EYEVINE)
© Graham Cross / eyevine