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Thursday, April 13, 2017
2 lakh baby Olive Ridley turtles emerge in Odisha beach
Correspondent : PTI
Kendrapara (Odisha), Apr 12 (PTI) Emergence of baby Olive Ridley marine turtles along Gahirmatha beach on Odishas coast has provided relief to conservationists.

Nearly two lakh hatchlings have emerged out of pits since past 24 hours, forest officials said today.

The phenomenon of birth of babies sans mothers marks the culmination of annual visit of the turtles along Odisha coast, billed as the worlds largest nesting ground of these aquatic animals at Gahirmatha beach.

Wildlife lovers are elated as hatchlings broke out of eggshells and crawled towards their seaward journey in the nesting grounds at Nasi-2 island off Gahirmatha since last night.

The whole of Nasi-2 Island were teeming with baby turtles and officials of Bhitarkanika National Park were sole witness to this, said forest officials.

"The emergence of hatchlings from egg shells is expected to continue for at least a week. The babies were literally jostling for space on the beach to loiter around before their plunge into the seawater," said BimalPrasana Acharya, Divisional Forest Officer, Rajnagar Mangrove (wildlife) Forest Division.

 
SOURCE : http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/2-lakh-baby-olive-ridley-turtles-emerge-in-odisha-beach/1/927563.html
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