Bringing the turtles back


KUALA TERENGGANU: It is a sight to behold whenever turtle hatchlings forage through the sands and emerge from their nests.

The vigour of new life and natural instincts are often why they race to the ocean because if they don’t, they will die of dehydration or become food for birds, crabs and other animals.

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