The seal was pictured beside Belfast Lough with a Red Bull can stuck on its jaw
A distressed seal which rescuers were trying to find off Northern Ireland more than a week ago has turned up in Scotland. Harbour police at Belfast Lough had been trying to help the animal which had a tin drinks can wedged in its lower jaw.However, MOD police officers came across it on the River Clyde at the weekend and freed it from the can.The seal was first seen on Wednesday 6 October, with the Red Bull can stuck in its lower jaw near the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast.
Attempts were made by harbour police to help the animal, but it swam away into Belfast Lough and had not been seen since.Belfast Harbour Police and Lagan Search and Rescue said it "seemed to be in distress" and a fresh search got under way at low tide on Friday 8 October.Staff from nearby Exploris Aquarium in Portaferry, County Down, also assisted with the search.
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Well done to those rescuers. 👏👏👏
Bless the poor little thing. Please will everybody take their rubbish home with them and not leave it on the beach or cram it into the beach bin if its already full as it will fall out and end up in the sea
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