Sea Turtle Hatchlings Released into the Ocean 360 | Our Blue Planet | The Travel Edit
April 12, 2018
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as posted by the channelA group of turtle hatchlings is safely released, watch their first steps towards the sea in this 360 video!
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This video was filmed with Project Biodiversity, an NGO in Cape Verde who relocate turtle nests at risk from Human Impact. Turtles here are at risk from light pollution, stray dogs and litter on beaches. Once the nests have hatched the team bring the turtles down to the beach so they can make their way out into the ocean.
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