Olive Ridley Sea Turtle - Ocean Conservancy

Only 2 out of 1000 endangered olive ridley turtles make it to adulthood. The rest either don’t hatch or their nests are raided by raccoons or poachers. If they’re lucky enough to make it through the 50-60 days incubation period, hatchlings are hunted by birds, crabs, bats, snakes and anything else that fancies a snack on the way down to the shoreline … and for the ones that make it that far, a thousand other predators lay wait in the water as they get washed in by the first wave. This incredible

Olive Ridley Turtle | Oceana

Big Pacific:Olive Ridley Sea Turtle Arribada