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The remarkable journey, monitored online by WWF, of a green turtle from Indonesia into Australian waters is helping conservationists to track the migratory route of this species along an oceanic Superhighway
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The remarkable journey, monitored online by WWF, of a green turtle from Indonesia into Australian waters is helping conservationists to track the migratory route of this species along an oceanic Superhighway
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Spanish researchers have shown that the salinity of sea water could act as a “barrier”, preventing the turtles from moving between the areas of the Western Mediterranean. This is why loggerhead turtles from the south and north of the Western Mediterranean do not mix as juveniles.
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Published in X-Ray Issue: 20 - Dec 2007
|Your support made the difference.
Your support is still needed.
This is why...We have reported on the plight of the sea turtles before. We have reported how they were being butchered by the thousands. And we have asked for your support and signatures on a petition to stop the slaughter of these ancient ocean citizens. It is now time to report back that your support
has made a real difference. But the fight is not quite over yet.Download pdf: Saving Bali turtles_____ -
Published in X-Ray Issue: 20 - Dec 2007
|We have reported on the plight of the sea turtles before. We have reported how they were being butchered by the thousands. And we have asked for your support and signatures on a petition to stop the slaughter of these ancient ocean citizens.
It is now time to report back that your support has made a real difference. But the fight is not quite over yet.
Download pdf: Rescue the turtles on Bali_____ -
Published in X-Ray Issue: 07 - Oct 2005
|Dark grey. Usually a colour associated with dull. Not here. The dark lava sand creates a perfect neutral backdrop to make all the colours of corals and critters stand out beautifully. It also dampens
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MCOT |12 May 2008 - 08:49|According to the Thai Marine and Coastal Resources Development and Research Center, statistics showed the number of sea turtles coming to Thailand’s Andaman shores to lay their eggs has dropped dramatically. There were only 10-20 nests per year, decreasing from up to 1,000 nests in the past.
