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Welcome to a Friday edition of Cool Stuff Daily. My name's Marcus Paff.

Coming up today, 3D printers and how they're helping animals in need.

And in particular, a Gulf Coast box turtle named Moses.

That's coming up, it's cool stuff.

And now a story from Popular Science and Popsai.com, this one, courtesy of author Mack DeGieran.

A Gulf Coast box turtle named Moses, missing both of its back legs, is getting a second

chance at mobility thanks to a caring human and a 3D printer.

Using the printer at Aquarist going by the Instagram handle, Jaws Critters, designed a custom-made

wheelchair that supplements Moses' movement. After fielding feedback from a community of makers

on Reddit, Jaws Critters made several adjustments to the original design. Now, with the help of that

online community, Moses is moving around better than before, thanks to his pair of new wheels.

Jaws Critters has since shared the files for the design online, so anyone with the 3D printer can potentially help turtles in need.

Speaking in one of his post, Jaws Critters said, quote,

One of my coworkers asked if I could make something to help one of our

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