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Moving sea turtle nests doesn’t always protect them

Researchers recently compared the success rate of green sea turtle (Chelonia mydas) nests left undisturbed on beaches in Heron Island, located on the southern Great Barrier Reef in Australia with the success rate of nests they moved higher up the beach. Half of those moved were given shade with a cloth to regulate temperatures, while half were left unshaded. Leer más.

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