Eggs from California's first sea turtle nest hatch; video shows hatchlings return to the ocean
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Eggs from California’s historic sea turtle nests have hatched and the young olive ridley sea turtles were returned to the wild Saturday, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced. The eggs, which were laid near Seal Beach in Orange County on Sept.
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Olive ridley sea turtle hatchlings are released by interagency partners and veterinary staff from the Aquarium of the Pacific overnight November 14, 2026 in Seal Beach, California.
Eggs from California’s historic sea turtle nests have hatched and the young olive ridley sea turtles were returned to the wild Saturday, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced. The eggs, which were laid near Seal Beach in Orange County on Sept.
California's first native-born sea turtles have hatched at the Aquarium of the Pacific. Biologists released 54 rare olive ridley hatchlings at Seal Beach.
