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Profepa Rescues More than 5,000 Turtle Eggs in Oaxaca
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During a surveillance operation at the Playa Morro Ayuta Sanctuary, in Oaxaca, personnel of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Environment (Profepa) thwarted the attempt to plunder sea turtle eggs. The event occurred at the very beginning of the year, when thousands of turtles came to spawn to this protected beach. On TV Azteca Puebla we told you the details. What happened to the turtle eggs looters in Oaxaca? The presence of alleged l…
The golf turtle is one of the most representative species of the Pacific coast and is one of the most threatened.
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