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Lydia Ann (RRR618) released on 18 October 2007

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"Lydia Ann" is an 82.7 cm SCL (90.0 CCL) loggerhead turtle found floating and unable to submerge in the Lydia Ann Channel near Port Aransas, Texas on 26 March 2007. RRR618 was named "Lydia Ann" during his/her rehabiliation at the Animal Rehabilitation Keep (ARK) program at the University of Texas Marine Science Institute (UTMSI) in Port Aransas. "Lydia Ann" was outfitted with a Sirtrack KiwiSat 101 satellite transmitter by the TAMUG STFERL on 18 October 2007 and released into the Gulf of Mexico off Mustang Island, near Port Aransas. His/her satellite tagging and release was filmed by a news crew from KRIS TV Channel 6 in Corpus Christi, Texas. Video clips of Lydia Ann's release can be viewed at www.kristv.com "Local ARK helps set sea turtle free." Special thanks to Tony Amos and ARK for their collaboration in providing this turtle for tracking.

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Owner: Tasha Metz (see all of Tasha Metz's photos)
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Date: 10/23/2007
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Attribution: Tasha Metz, 2007. Please credit if used.
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Scott Fuller

Registered: 8/2007
Location: New Braunfels, TX US
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if five is the highset its it i love all turtles sea turtles are so beautiful an look so ensincent i get chills when i see them lydai ann looks preety big gota love them scott fuller Rating: 5/5 

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Heather Fanguy

Registered: 3/2008
Location: Chapin, SC US
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Will you let us know if she turns up during the oil spill? Can stand the unknown! Rating: 5/5 

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