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High Risk Zones in Atlantic Identified for Leatherback Turtles
Researchers tracked leatherback turtle migrations across the Atlantic Ocean in order to compare their movements with data from high pressure fishing areas. Observing multiple high risk areas where turtles could become entangled and drown, the study, led by Matthew Witt of the University of Exeter and Sabrina Fossette of Swansea University, concluded that urgent international efforts are needed to protect the iconic species.
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