Forty-three olive ridley turtles nest at Agonda beach in India

timesofindia.indiatimes.com February 4, 2025, 09:00 PM UTC

Forty-three olive ridley turtles have nested at Agonda beach, laying 4,468 eggs. Nearby Galgibaga beach has 13 nests with 1,355 eggs. This marks a significant increase in nesting activity compared to previous years. Agonda beach is becoming a popular nesting site, attracting more tourists. Visitors appreciate the beach's cleanliness and quiet atmosphere, which supports turtle conservation efforts. Forest guards are monitoring the beaches closely to protect the turtles. Officials are hopeful that more turtles will nest in the area this season.


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