Volunteers Rescue Eels from Dried-Up Pukepuke Lagoon in New Zealand

Thousands of eels are being rescued by volunteers from the mud of the dried-up Pukepuke Lagoon in New Zealand, in what is described as an "absolute tragedy" for the marine life.

15 Apr, 06:06 — 15 Apr, 06:06

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Volunteers work to save eels trapped in mud of dried-up Pukepuke Lagoon

Thousands of eels have been rescued but many remain - barely alive - in what is being called an 'absolute tragedy".

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Volunteers Rescue Eels from Dried-Up Pukepuke Lagoon in New Zealand

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Volunteers work to save eels trapped in mud of dried-up Pukepuke Lagoon

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