Turtle Graveyard
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Beyond a coral reef, a tomb of lost turtles leaves more questions than answers.
Beyond a coral reef, a tomb of lost turtles leaves more questions than answers. Skeletal remains of sea turtles line the underwater cave, some with stillborn eggs. But it is not understood why they are here. How could sea turtles, one of the best navigators of the sea, get lost in this cave?
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Turtle Graveyard
Clip: Episode 1 | 3m 20sVideo has Closed Captions
Beyond a coral reef, a tomb of lost turtles leaves more questions than answers. Skeletal remains of sea turtles line the underwater cave, some with stillborn eggs. But it is not understood why they are here. How could sea turtles, one of the best navigators of the sea, get lost in this cave?
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