Hawksbill sea turtle, Bagua, adjusting well at South Padre Island
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Sea Turtle Inc's newest resident, a Hawksbill sea turtle named Bagua, is adjusting well to her new home, according to her caretakers.
It's only been a week since she arrived at the island and despite being nearly completely blind, Bagua has already been swimming around, eating her food and has also found a favorite napping spot.
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Bagua was a victim of poaching, which is how she lost her eyesight. She relocated from the Puerto Rico Zoo to South Padre Island in order to receive specialized care.