KUALA TERENGGANU: The last time a leatherback or King Turtle was recorded landing and laying eggs on the Terengganu coastline was almost a decade ago. This marine creature is nicknamed the King Turtle because it is the largest sea turtle species in the world. Based on statistics from the Terengganu Fisheries Department, only eight leatherback turtle nests were detected in 2010 while two more nests were detected in 2017 ...
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KUALA TERENGGANU: The last time a leatherback or King Turtle was recorded landing and laying eggs on the Terengganu coastline was almost a decade ago. This marine creature is nicknamed the King Turtle because it is the largest sea turtle species in the world. Based on statistics from the Terengganu Fisheries Department, only eight leatherback turtle nests were detected in 2010 while two more nests were detected in 2017 ...