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Baby Leatherbacks Spotted

Baby Leatherbacks Spotted

By April 18, 2022May 2nd, 2022Sea Turtles

Thanks to the work of our partners in Costa Rica, we have some exciting images to share: baby leatherbacks!

These were pictures taken as they began to emerge in Playa Naranjo.

Photo credit: Pablo Aguilar

 

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