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Subject MAGA sea cow triggers urgent USFWS investigation

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https://www.rt.com/usa/512265-florida-trump-sea-cow/

[i]The US Fish and Wildlife Service has launched an investigation after discovering a manatee, an officially protected animal, in Florida which had the word ‘Trump’ carved on its back.
A local person found the sea creature with the surname of the outgoing US president’s written in algae on its back over the weekend. Images of it went viral on Monday, which led to a public outcry against animal abuse.

“It’s heartbreaking that this manatee was subjected to this vile, criminal act,” said Jaclyn Lopez, the director of Florida’s Center for Biological Diversity, a nonprofit group that protects endangered animals. “It’s clear that whoever harmed this defenseless, gentle giant is capable of doing grave violence and needs to be apprehended immediately,” she added.

The US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS)noted that the creature did not appear to be injured.[/i] (<50%)

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The US Fish and Wildlife Service has launched an investigation after discovering a manatee, an officially protected animal, in Florida which had the word ‘Trump’ carved on its back.
A local person found the sea creature with the surname of the outgoing US president’s written in algae on its back over the weekend. Images of it went viral on Monday, which led to a public outcry against animal abuse.

“It’s heartbreaking that this manatee was subjected to this vile, criminal act,” said Jaclyn Lopez, the director of Florida’s Center for Biological Diversity, a nonprofit group that protects endangered animals. “It’s clear that whoever harmed this defenseless, gentle giant is capable of doing grave violence and needs to be apprehended immediately,” she added.

The US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS)noted that the creature did not appear to be injured. (<50%)

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