Turtles waited 35 years to reproduce, then broke a record. Slow and steady wins the race, indeed.
Loggerhead Sea Turtles Break Nest Record in Georgia – The Most in 37 Years
Loggerhead sea turtles set a new nesting record in Georgia, with over 4,110 nests counted—the most since 1989. The rebound follows decades of conservation efforts, including nest protection and turtle excluder devices on shrimp trawls. Officials credit the increase to sustained teamwork and see it as a sign of recovery for the threatened species.
Source: Loggerhead Sea Turtles Break Nest Record in Georgia – The Most in 37 Years — Good News Network
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