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Tag: Green Sea Turtle

Two Mote Marine Laboratory staff in blue shirts kneel on a Sarasota County beach, one driving a marked wooden stake into the sand beside a sea turtle nest while the other points along the shoreline.
Conservation Projects

4,928 Nests, 35 Miles, and 253 That Went the Wrong Way

Mote Marine Laboratory’s sea turtle patrol has closed the 2026 nesting season with ...
Around forty delegates to the National Sea Turtle Workshop stand and sit together for a group photograph in a timber-framed room at the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town.
Africa & Middle East

Forty-Five People and One Plan for South Africa’s Turtles

South Africa has been protecting sea turtles on its nesting beaches since 1963. ...
Satellite tracks of two rehabilitated sea turtles released off South Africa, one running north and west across the Atlantic and the other looping east into the Indian Ocean.
Africa & Middle East

The Tag on Nori the Green Turtle Has Gone Quiet

The satellite tag on Nori, a green turtle rehabilitated and released by the ...
A man leans over the side of an inflatable boat to lower a young green sea turtle into open Mediterranean water while two children and a woman watch from the bow.
Africa & Middle East

Cutting the Plastic Off Can Kill the Turtle

If you find a sea turtle on an Israeli beach with plastic wound ...
Ramon, a young green sea turtle missing his left front flipper, swims just below the surface of deep blue open water shortly after release, his silhouette reflected in the underside of the surface above him.
Africa & Middle East

Eight Turtles Out of Plastic Bags, One a Flipper Short

Eight sea turtles that spent the summer tangled in plastic bags on Israel’s ...
A satellite map of southern Africa and the surrounding oceans with two plotted tracks: a green line running from the southern Cape far up the Atlantic toward West Africa, and an orange line looping east from the Cape across the southwestern Indian Ocean.
Africa & Middle East

Two Turtles, 19,000 Kilometers, One Mystery Route

Two sea turtles rehabilitated and released by the Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation’s Turtle ...
A hawksbill turtle sits in a hollow she has dug among eroded coral rock at the top of a beach on Desroches Island, her worn grey-brown shell facing the camera and the reef and open sea behind her.
Africa & Middle East

A Tagged Hawksbill Returned to Desroches After 15 Years

A female hawksbill turtle hauled out on Desroches Island in the Seychelles outer ...

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A manatee hovers just under the surface of clear turquoise water, whiskered snout turned toward the camera.

Two Rehabilitated Manatees Released in the Florida Keys

An Asian elephant calf stands in a straw-bedded barn, her trunk lowered and one ear turned toward the camera.

National Zoo’s Asian Elephant Calf Is Named Linh Mai

A guest hand-feeding a giraffe over a barrier at the zoo

Two Perfect AZA Inspections in a Row, a First

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  • The glass geodesic roof of the Desert Dome at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium rises above green trees under a blue sky.

    Omaha Zoo Offers Free Sept. 11 Entry to First Responders

  • A spotted harbor seal rests on wet rock beside the water, facing the camera with long white whiskers.

    A 37-Year-Old Harbor Seal Has Eye Surgery

  • A Sumatran tiger with dark stripes standing in a planted enclosure

    The Last Tiger of the Sunda Islands

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