About A Deep Sea Dive With Turtles And Manatees | 1000 Days For The Planet
The manatee lives in coastal areas which are being damaged by the inhabitation of humans. Located in the south of Mexico, Belize is a tourist hotspot that means lots of boats. This means increased danger to the manatee. Can the locals do enough to protect them? Sea turtles have inhabited the oceans for over 1000 million years. There are 7 species of sea turtles with 6 of them on the red list. Today they are threatened by pollution, poaching, and accidental entrapment.
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