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‘Tagged Olive Ridleys still in coastal waters, not deep sea’

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Bhubaneswar: The two Olive Ridley sea turtles released with GPS tagging on Tuesday for satellite tracking of their near-shore and deep sea movement an.

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Volunteers play guardians as Olive Ridleys return to the Thiruvananthapuram shoreline to lay eggs

Ajith Shanghumugham protects Olive Ridley turtle eggs in Thiruvananthapuram, facing environmental challenges and poaching threats.

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‘Tagged Olive Ridleys still in coastal waters, not deep sea’

Bhubaneswar: The two Olive Ridley sea turtles released with GPS tagging on Tuesday for satellite tracking of their near-shore and deep sea movement an.

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