11 Endangered Sea Turtles To Be Released, Tracked
August 4, 2006 @ 09:14 AM (EST)
Source: Channelnewsasia.com
A batch of captive turtles on the endangered species list is being shipped from Singapore to the South China Sea where they will be released.
Nanyang Technological University's scientists have fitted the turtles with satellite tracking devices to study how they will survive in the wild...
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