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CMA Rescued Resident – Cupid

Permanent Resident
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Updated August 26, 2020 Posted February 14, 2010

Overview

Rescue Location
Eastpoint, FL
Rescue Date
02.14.2010
Species
Green Sea Turtle

Location

Details

Cupid stranded on February 14, 2010, and found in Franklin County, Florida by Alligator Point Turtle Patrol. She was found with many abrasions to her face, a lot of barnacles on her carapace and a previous healed injury to her left rear flipper. Cupid was transferred to Clearwater Marine Aquarium in July 2010 from Gulf World Marine Park. Upon arrival, she was also treated for a buoyancy disorder. Cupid is a very good eater.  She is always very active during her feeds and often will solicit attention from team members.  She seems to enjoy swimming under and through various enrichment devices that she has in her habitat, often rubbing her flippers and shell on various surfaces provided to her. Cupid is now considered a sub-adult, based on the size of her shell.

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We believe in preserving our environment while inspiring the human spirit through leadership in the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of marine life; environmental education; research; and conservation.
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Clearwater, FL 33767
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