Sabah's Turtle Island Park is a safe haven for endangered turtles


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Visitors are only allowed to check out the turtle hatchery at Pulau Selingaan, one of the three islands that make up the Turtle Island Park in Sabah. — Tourism Malaysia

Sabah's famous Turtle Island Park has been holding up well as a turtle conservation centre over the last 35 years under the watchful eye of its keeper Hasbulah Buis.

The turtle sanctuary, comprising three tiny islands – Selingaan, Gulisaan and Bakkungan Kecil on the Sulu Sea off Sandakan on the east coast of Sabah – is a safe haven for the endangered green and hawksbill turtles.

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