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Tourists Saw Baby Caretta Caretta Turtles Emerging From the Sand on a Beach in Rhodes

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The two guests immediately informed the hotel staff and the area was fenced off until scientific personnel from the Rhodes Hydrobiological Station and the Aquarium arrived in the area.

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The two guests immediately informed the hotel staff and the area was fenced off until scientific personnel from the Rhodes Hydrobiological Station and the Aquarium arrived in the area.

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When two visitors from Ukraine went to lie on the beach they came across 79 newborn Caretta caretta in Rhodes.

A rare and touching experience was experienced by two guests from Ukraine on the beach of Kolymbia in Rhodes, when they saw small Caretta caretta turtles emerging from the sand, right under their sun lounger. The incident occurred a few days ago on the beach in front of a hotel in the area. Inna and Vitali, who... More www.ertnews.gr

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Two visitors from Ukraine had a special experience at the beach of Kolympia in Rhodes, when they noticed that small Caretta caretta turtles started to emerge from under their sunbed. The incident occurred a few days ago on the beach

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They must travel alone to the sea, while in the event of their detection, citizens are asked to immediately notify the competent scientific bodies.

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Νέα Κρήτη broke the news on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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