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Following months of care, the SeaWorld Rescue team has returned five sea turtles to the ocean at Pineta Beach, Fla. Ghost nets from unknown origins drift among the Pacific s currents, threatening sea creatures and littering shorelines with the entangled remains of what they kill. Lost or discarded at sea, sometimes decades ago, this fishing gear continues to wreak havoc on marine life and coral reefs in Hawaii. Now, researchers are doing detective work to trace this harmful debris back to fisheries and manufacturers and that takes extensive, in-depth analysis on tons of ghost nets. The biggest concern is that derelict gear keeps killing fish and other wildlife, such as endangered Hawaiian monk seals, seabirds and turtles long after it s gone adrift, said Drew McWhirter, a graduate student at Hawaii Pacific University and one of the study’s lead researchers.

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