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Sea turtle given a 3D-printed jaw implant after boat accident

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Human activity almost killed this loggerhead sea turtle in Turkey, but a group of doctors and researchers are looking to right that wrong with a 3D-printed prosthetic. The turtle, which is marked as an endangered species, was struck by a boat propeller while swimming in its natural habitat. The accident shattered the animal’s upper and lower jaw, leaving the turtle unable to eat on its own. That’s when a group at Pamukkale University in Turkey decided to explore its options for healing the animal and bringing it back into the wild.
via The Verge

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