Thousands of leatherback turtle eggs and hatchlings have been crushed by heavy machinery along a Trinidad beach widely regarded as the world's densest nesting area for the biggest of all living ...

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  • Despite funding challenges, local turtle hatchling program soldiers on
    The five-member team’s work has been instrumental in halting the rapid decline of the spiny softshell turtle but only one per cent of hatchlings ... Because the eggs can only survive submerged ...
    08/30/2024 - 1:00 pm | View Link
  • Rain or shine? How rainfall impacts size of sea turtle hatchlings
    Larger hatchlings, which move faster, are more likely to survive because they spend less time on risky beach sands. Female sea turtles lay their eggs, cover the nest with sand and then return to ...
    08/27/2024 - 1:00 pm | View Link
  • Olive Ridley Sea Turtle
    They migrate hundreds or even thousands of miles every year ... Females lay about a hundred eggs, but may nest up to three times a year. The nesting season is from June to December.
    09/19/2021 - 9:50 pm | View Link
  • Leatherback Sea Turtle
    It is estimated that only about one in a thousand leatherback hatchlings survive to adulthood. Eggs are often taken by humans from nests to be consumed for subsistence or as aphrodisiacs.
    05/23/2021 - 4:39 pm | View Link
  • SAVING THE LEATHERBACK SEA TURTLE
    As ancient as the dinosaurs, the leatherback sea turtle is something of a dinosaur itself — and the heaviest reptile on the planet. This champion swimmer, whose diving capabilities are unmatched by ...
    10/11/2012 - 4:16 pm | View Link
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