Aquarium head becomes sea turtle expert

Aquarium head becomes sea turtle expert

KOBE, Japan - Photo taken May 13, 2013 shows a sea turtle swimming in a large tank at the municipal Suma Aqualife Park aquarium in Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture.

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