Turtle Dies After Eating 11 Pounds of Coins | National Geographic

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Veterinarians in Thailand removed 915 coins, amounting to 11 pounds, from the stomach of a sea turtle. Nicknamed Omsin meaning “piggy bank,” the turtle had been living in a pond in a state park where people threw coins in for good luck. After being moved to a conservation center, she showed signs of distress and was taken to a veterinary clinic. The coins were successfully removed during a four-hour-long procedure, and she seemed to be doing better. However, a week later she died after a second surgery was done to try and repair intestinal damage. Nickel toxicity is thought to have damaged her immune system. Green sea turtles are endangered, and some of their biggest threats are created by humans.
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Don’t Mix Electricity And Water! TKOR Experiments What Happens With Electricity In Water!

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In this video we’re experimenting with water and electricity! We’re taking water and high voltage electricity to show you the results of our electricity experiment. What do you think will happen with electricity in water? How much heat will it create? Will we see sparks? Is it safe to mix water and electricity? Follow Grant Thompson to find out the results of our electricity experiment!... Read More إقرأ المزيد | Share it now!