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Hundreds of sea turtles take over beach for mass nestingAmazing video shows a seemingly endless stretch of beach near the Rushikulya River mouth in Odisha, India ... days as many turtles are still in the sea waiting to come ashore.
Berhampur: The second phase of mass nesting of Olive Ridley turtles began in the Rushikulya river mouth in Odisha’s Ganjam ...
In a remarkable return, 48 tagged Olive Ridley turtles have returned to the Rushikulya river coast in Ganjam district for ...
Gahirmatha beach in Odisha witnessed a remarkable mass nesting of Olive Ridley sea turtles with over 600,000 appearing to lay eggs. This natural event, called 'arribada', draws attention due to the ...
Tourists and sea lovers on Friday demanded immediate measures to clean up the Puri beach and maintain hygiene ... before the landfall of cyclone Yaas on the Odisha coast. Environmentalists ...
Endangered Olive Ridley turtles have reappeared at Eakakulanasi island in Gahirmatha marine sanctuary in Odisha for ... "The idyllic beach on the island had undergone sea erosion, leading to ...
NEW DELHI: In a refreshing turn of events in the turtle conservation programme, the endangered Olive Ridley sea turtles ... along the Odisha coast every year. Gahirmatha beach, off the Bay of ...
Berhampur: At least 48 Olive Ridley turtles fitted with metallic flipper tags have returned to the Rushikulya river in Odsiha ...
Though Gahirmatha beach in Odisha ... mouth. State wildlife officials said that to facilitate smooth nesting this season, fencing was done over a 5-km stretch along the coast while joint sea ...
the number of turtles is expected to go up to 700,000 at the Rushikulya sea beach between Podampeta to Bateshwar, Prem Kumar Jha, principal chief conservator of forests (wildlife) of Odisha ...
Dead jellyfish swarms were found in April last year, in June 2022 and also in May 2021 before cyclone Yaas hit the coastal region of Odisha. Coming in contact with ... According to the Cleveland ...
The second phase of mass nesting of Olive Ridley turtles began in the Rushikulya river mouth in Odisha’s Ganjam district on Saturday, officials said. The unique phenomena of these endangered sea ...
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