Thailand Frees Endangered Turtles with Trackers To Boost Conservation Hopes

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18 May 2024 18:09 WIB

One-month-old baby leatherback turtles swim inside a pond at Phuket Marine Biological Center, in Phuket province, Thailand, April 7, 2024. - Off the shore of Thailand's resort island of Phuket, marine conservationists have released 11 baby leatherback sea turtles into the Indian Ocean, hoping they can thrive in the wild and return in two decades to reproduce. REUTERS/Napat Wesshasartar

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One-month-old baby leatherback turtles swim inside a pond at Phuket Marine Biological Center, in Phuket province, Thailand, April 7, 2024. REUTERS/Napat Wesshasartar

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A one-year-old leatherback turtle equipped with a tiny satellite tag prepares to be released into the sea in Phuket province, Thailand, April 2, 2024. REUTERS/Napat Wesshasartar

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A one-year-old leatherback turtle equipped with a tiny satellite tag prepares to be released into the sea in Phuket province, Thailand, April 2, 2024. REUTERS/Napat Wesshasartar

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One-year-old leatherback turtles equipped with a tiny satellite tag prepare to be released into the sea in Phuket province, Thailand, April 2, 2024. REUTERS/Napat Wesshasartar

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A one-year-old leatherback turtle equipped with a tiny satellite tag prepares to be released into the sea in Phuket province, Thailand, April 2, 2024. REUTERS/Napat Wesshasartar

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