Volunteers race to move more than 100 loggerhead sea turtle eggs to safer Myrtle Beach nest site

Volunteers race to move more than 100 loggerhead sea turtle eggs to safer Myrtle Beach nest site

A small shift in the sand could make a big difference for more than 100 future sea turtles in South Carolina. WBTW reported that volunteers moved a Myrtle Beach loggerhead nest with the eggs Sunday. Crews transported the eggs away from the 64th Avenue North area to a quieter stretch of shoreline so the nest would face less risk of disturbance and the animals would have a better chance of hatching. Interpretive rangers from Myrtle Beach State Par…