Sea turtles are eating ocean plastic because it smells like food, study finds

Sea turtles think plastic smells like food  Ars Technica

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Turtles emerge from a small crater in the sand, pausing briefly to sense their surroundings before dashing to the ocean in a fight for survival.

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