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Moving turtle nests to save the eggs can have hidden consequences
Researchers found that relocating sea turtle nests to cooler, safer sections of the beach can protect clutches from rising tides and extreme heat.
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Researchers found that relocating sea turtle nests to cooler, safer sections of the beach can protect clutches from rising tides and extreme heat. However, the study indicates that this practice may have hidden consequences for the hatchlings that emerge.
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