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Return of Tourists May End Relaxing Time the Pandemic Granted to Greek Sea Turtles
A recent study shows that the Covid-19 epidemic has given these turtles a chance to breathe again. However, as restrictions are lifted, tourist interactions may revert the changes that happened to the turtles.
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