Leatherback turtle migration
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I love it! I will definitely be picking a turtle and following it along its long journey...
Marine life conservation is so important, from the sea turtles to the plight of sharks worldwide, we have to stay informed, educate and help as much as we can.
I visited the Turtle Hospital in Marathon, FL last Christmas and what an amazing place that was! Tremendous work they are doing there. I keep turtles at home and they are such playful, docile creatures. I have bad luck seeing them in the wild, though. Next trip: Kona Coast! Lots of 'em there
Marine life conservation is so important, from the sea turtles to the plight of sharks worldwide, we have to stay informed, educate and help as much as we can.
I visited the Turtle Hospital in Marathon, FL last Christmas and what an amazing place that was! Tremendous work they are doing there. I keep turtles at home and they are such playful, docile creatures. I have bad luck seeing them in the wild, though. Next trip: Kona Coast! Lots of 'em there
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