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Baby sea turtles being pushed back to beach by strong winds PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 07 October 2008 16:22

(From tcpalm.com) Indialantic, Florida- Exhausted and dehydrated, helplessly tumbling amid the roiling surf, tiny sea turtles are washing ashore across the central Space Coast. Measuring only a few inches long, these hard-shelled critters typically spend their formative years in floating seaweed "nurseries," roughly 25 miles offshore, near the Gulf Stream. But robust east winds Sunday and Monday pushed miles-long mounds of the aquatic plants onto the beach -- leaving the saltwater reptiles stranded high and dry.

By Monday afternoon, volunteers and beachcombers spotted 13 marooned loggerheads from this summer's hatch. These sluggish juvenile "wash-backs" are recuperating inside shaded, moistened plastic bins at the Sea Turtle Preservation Society's Indialantic office.

 

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