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Returning turtle to the sea
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A diver from the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium returns this sea turtle -- one of five -- to the sea near Donghai Bridge of Shanghai yesterday. The turtles, now healthy and strong, have been cared by the aquarium after they were accidentally caught last November.

(Shanghai Daily October 24, 2007)
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