Endangered sea turtles migrate in wider areas

Endangered sea turtles migrate in wider areas

TOKYO, Japan - A loggerhead turtle is released after being tagged with a tiny radio transmitter. Endangered sea turtles are migrating in wider areas from the South China Sea off Vietnam to points halfway between Japan and Hawaii, the Environment Ministry and the Sea Turtle Association of Japan said Dec. 2 in a report on their joint research. Photo was provided by the association. (Kyodo)

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