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>> this turtle was, what, covered in oil? >> yes. it came in about 15 days ago. normally when we get them, when they're covered with oil, they have oil all around their skin. they tend to wash them a little bit for us. they're a little cleaner here. all in their inguinal area is covered in oil. >> does it get under their shell? >> no, because the skin meets tightly. but it's all in their mouth and down their esophagus. we know they've ingested the oil. >> if a turtle has ingested oil, will that kill it? >> well, we didn't know when we first got them. we still really don't know. they seem to be doing very well. most seem to be responding to fluid therapy. we're giving them antibiotics, vitamins and we're feeding them mayonnaise to help move that oil. >> mayonnaise? >> yes, mayonnaise and oil mixture to help get the oil out of their system. >> who knew? what are you going to do now? >> this wup needs a quick
>> this turtle was, what, covered in oil? >> yes. it came in about 15 days ago. normally when we get them, when they're covered with oil, they have oil all around their skin. they tend to wash them a little bit for us. they're a little cleaner here. all in their inguinal area is covered in oil. >> does it get under their shell? >> no, because the skin meets tightly. but it's all in their mouth and down their esophagus. we know they've ingested the oil. >> if a turtle has ingested oil, will that kill it? >> well, we didn't know when we first got them. we still really don't know. they seem to be doing very well. most seem to be responding to fluid therapy. we're giving them antibiotics, vitamins and we're feeding them mayonnaise to help move that oil. >> mayonnaise? >> yes, mayonnaise and oil mixture to help get the oil out of their system. >> who knew? what are you going to do now? >> this wup needs a quick
their skin. they tend to wash them a little bit. so they're a little cleaner here. but everywhere, they're covered in oil. >> does the oil actually get underneath the shell? >> no, it doesn't get under the shell because the skin meets tightly. >> okay. >> it all in their mouth, in there and it's down their eso esophagus so they've ingested the oil. >> if the turtle has ingested oil, will that kill it? >> well, we didn't know when we first got them. we still really don't know, but they seem to be doing very well. most of them are responding quickly to fluid therapy. we're giving them antibiotics, vitamins and we're feeting them m mayonnaise to move that oil. >> who knew. what are you going to do now? >> this one needs a quick recheck. we're going to weigh it, check its i.d. it has a microchip in it. then it's due for an antibiotic shot. >> okay.