Here is the government worker, Griselda,
explaining how the sea turtle eggs are buried for 45 days, and
when hatched, the babies are released into the ocean.
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Here is
Griselda reaching in to the sea turtle nest to remove the
babies. |
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Here are the
babies in the nest, before being removed.
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Here is
one baby turtle being released, and running to the sound of the
ocean. |
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The onlookers
can assist in the release, and here are all the baby turtles
headed towards the ocean.
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Griselda
called this species of sea turtles gulfinas, which are about
half the size of the big Leatherback sea turtles seen while
flying.
Photos courtesy or Robert Quirk/Pescadero Palace
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