Electrician's Turtle Repair Shop Saves Lives
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Josh Neille, an electrician from Gippsland, Victoria, has transformed his farm into a turtle repair shop, saving wildlife injured by cars. Using dental resin, he repairs cracked shells, a process involving triage, antibiotics, sanding, priming, resin application, and UV curing. With donated dental supplies, he ensures safe, long-lasting repairs. Neille also uses 3D scanning and printing for custom shell replacements. His Instagram page, with nearly two million followers, aids in rescue efforts and connects him with other carers.
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