Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Profepa released a juvenile Guadalupe fur seal after 12 weeks of rehabilitation in Baja California Sur

Profepa released a juvenile Guadalupe fur seal after 12 weeks of rehabilitation in Baja California Sur and attached a satellite tracker to monitor its journey.

The Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (Profepa) announced on Tuesday that it has successfully released a rehabilitated juvenile Guadalupe fur seal into its natural habitat after 12 weeks of intensive care. The animal was reintegrated in the Las Animitas area of the Gulf of California Islands Flora and Fauna Protection Area, marking a significant step forward in local marine conservation efforts.

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