Olive ridley turtle in Boracay returns to the sea
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A juvenile Olive ridley sea turtle was released in the sandy shores of Puka Beach in Boracay Island recently. It was kept in captivity for more than a year since its hatchling stage according to the investigation made by the team from Community Environment and Natural Resources Office (CENRO) Boracay.
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Olive ridley turtle in Boracay returns to the sea. (2021, May 20). Daily Guardian, p. 8.
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