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This November 10, 2016 photo released by Mexico's office for environmental protection (PROFEPA) shows a sea lion after it was untangled from fishing lines which severely injured its neck, as it is released back into the wild in Espiritu Santo, Mexico. PROFEPA says their program to untangle sea lions has successfully operated on seven of the animals in the area and is training personnel from the states of Sonora and Baja California, to extend the program to other areas. (Photo by Christian Vizl/PROFEPA via AP Photo)
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