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What eats turtles?

Find out just how tough it is for baby turtles to survive in the wild. He aha te mea ka kai I te honu? Tūhurahia ngā āhuatanga e uaua ai te oranga o te punua honu I te koraha. Click the [CC] icon in the video player to view Te Reo subtitles.
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A fish with a flattened diamond-shaped body, and a long, poisonous, barbed spine at the base of it's tail.

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