Thousands of Sea Turtles Flood Mexican Beach in Rare Mass Nesting Event
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The Mexican coast is under siege. More than 330,000 olive ridley sea turtles have arrived on the beaches to lay their eggs. While this may seem like a large number, the species is still considered vulnerable to extinction.
More than 330,000 olive ridley sea turtles have arrived on the coast of southern Mexico in a spectacular mass egg-laying event known as an "arribade." However, experts warn that climate change is now threatening the survival of the species. Thousands of turtles in less than 48 hours The sixth "arribade" of this season, which began ... More www.ertnews.gr
Thousands of Sea Turtles Flood Mexican Beach in Rare Mass Nesting Event
A remarkable natural spectacle unfolded on La Escobilla beach in Oaxaca, Mexico, as thousands of sea turtles emerged from the ocean to nest within a single 48-hour window. Sanctuary officials confirmed the massive gathering, known as an “arribada,” a Spanish term meaning “arrival,” which describes the synchronized mass nesting behavior unique to certain sea turtle […] The post Thousands of Sea Turtles Flood Mexican Beach in Rare Mass Nesting Eve…
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