AP PHOTOS: In this Indian city, locals patrol the beaches at night to protect endangered sea turtles
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AP PHOTOS: In this Indian city, locals patrol the beaches at night to protect endangered sea turtles
CHENNAI, India (AP) — For nearly four decades, residents in southern India's coastal city of Chennai have patrolled moonlit beaches at night trying to protect sea turtles and their hatchlings that for millennia have nested along these shores.
Annual Meeting in Rethymno for Loggerhead Sea Turtle Conservation
Manuel Santos An annual meeting brings together officials, local businesses, and conservationists to protect the loggerhead sea turtle’s nesting beaches. The post Annual Meeting in Rethymno for Loggerhead Sea Turtle Conservation appeared first on Argophilia.
Sharks, Shipwrecks, and Sea Turtles: My Boston Sea Rovers Adventure
by Mia DaPonte A couple of weeks ago, I went to a conference called the Boston Sea Rovers Symposium, where I met many different people. I was astonished by the presentations and how we can help. Today, I’m going to explain more about the Boston Sea Rovers conference. As I mentioned, I met many different people. I met Dan Dolan, who I’ll talk more about in my next blog. He told me he could take me to the New England Aquarium rehab center—which is…
Sea Turtle Sports Bra Review by ChicknLegs
The ChicknLegs ‘Sea Turtle’ OG Sports Bra is all about adding fun to your workout wardrobe. With a playful and whimsical sea turtle print, it’s the kind of workout gear that makes you smile before putting it on. The lightweight fabric is perfect for racing or training, offering comfort without weighing you down. The fit is just right, too. I went for a medium, thinking it might be a bit snug, but it was perfect—snug enough to feel secure but str…
AP PHOTOS: In this Indian city, locals patrol the beaches at night to protect endangered sea turtles - The Morning Sun
CHENNAI, India (AP) — For nearly four decades, residents in southern India's coastal city of Chennai have patrolled moonlit beaches at night trying to protect sea turtles and their hatchlings that for millennia have nested along these shores. Hungry dogs, locals looking for a snack, and disorienting lights are among the hazards facing the olive ridley turtles and their eggs, which can take up to 60 days to hatch. Many turtles are caught offshore…
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