After Almost a Decade! Baula Turtle, in Critical Danger of Extinction, Nests Again in the Panamanian Pacific
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The baula turtle returns to the Panamanian coasts of the Pacific. There are news that no matter where they occur, because they themselves have a great importance. In El Fondiaderito, which is a lost Panamanian beach near Jaqué, 178 eggs buried by a kelonium under the sand have sufficed for optimism to spread internationally. It is that the baula turtle, after almost 10 years without knowing anything about it, has put eggs back on the coast of th…
Three nesting events were recorded at El Fondaderito beach, near Jaqué, Darién. A total of 178 eggs were moved to a nursery to reduce the risks of predation and erosion.
Panama City, Aug 23 (Latin Press) The presence of the baula turtle on the coasts of the Panamanian Pacific today awakens expectations among specialists, after specimens of this species, in critical danger of extinction, returned to nest after almost a decade without registration.The post Returns to the Panamanian Pacific to the baula turtle after almost a decade first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The theft of eggs remains one of the main threats to this species. Those responsible for the initiative focus on educating and raising awareness of the population to strengthen the protection of these animals.
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