Nesting sea turtle tracks

Have you ever wondered what the beach and dunes look like after 25,000+ nests over a 20 mile stretch of beach? Wonder no more. The dune and upper beach are covered with body pits made by nesting sea turtles over the past few months. You'll also notice a few sets of tracks from the previous nights nesting and the ATV tracks crossing them indicating that they have been surveyed by the UCFMTRG teams. You'll also notice patches of red macroalgae in the surf, fortunately not the toxic red tide. ... See more

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