Nescoin, ore. – The National Ocean and the atmospheric administration are looking for the person who stabbed the baby seal multiple times on a beach in Oregon.
NoAAA said on Monday that Sylhet survived the March attack on a small town in Nescoin, a small town sitting next to the Pacific Ocean. The administration’s marine stranding team was able to help the animal transfer after observing and evaluating.
The law enforcement office of the agency, which is investigating the attack, was looking for a “person of interest” characterized by a witness. According to the NOA, officials were also looking for a car owner in a parking lot near Cov behind the condom building, which could be connected to the attack on Sunday evening.
Officials are asking anyone to make a hotline call of the NOAA enforcement of anyone with interested people, owners of vehicles or attacks.
According to the Marine Mammary Institute at Oregon State University, teenage elephant seals are often dragged to the Oregon beach in the Oregon State University, according to the Marine Mammary Institute of Oregon, to spend several weeks to rains their hair and skin. Adult elephant seals are rarely seen in the state.
Federal Marine Mammal Protection Act prohibits the harassment, damage, killing or feeding of wild elephants and other marine mammals. Violemen may face a fine of up to $ 100,000 and criminal penalties up to 1 year jail.
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