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ONE CUT: Trash turned into art

Published: 16 Jul. 2025, 20:51
 
 
Members of Clean Hikers, an environmental volunteer group, created a sculpture of a spotted seal using trash they collected on Seonjae Island in Incheon. The spotted seal is designated Natural Monument No. 331 and classified as a Class II endangered species by the Ministry of Environment. [KIM SEONG-RYONG]
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