N12 reports that workers at the IEC's Rotenberg power station rescued a young green sea turtle (2.5 kg) that was swept into the cooling system. The turtle, named 'Bubchuk', is now hospitalized at the Nature and Parks Authority rescue center.
According to a report by Avivit Misnikov on N12, workers at the Israel Electric Corporation's Rotenberg power station found a young green sea turtle that had been swept into the facility's cooling system. The turtle, weighing 2.5 kg, was rescued and taken for treatment. It was named 'Bubchuk' and will remain hospitalized at the Nature and Parks Authority rescue center in the coming period. The rescue highlights the ongoing efforts to protect marine wildlife along Israel's coast.
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