endangered species
Tracking Sea Turtles' First Hours with Nano-Tag
In their first few hours of life, sea turtles must battle hungry predators and dangerous waters before reaching the safe haven of ocean currents. While scientists have had just a general idea of how these vulnerable babies navigate the open water, for the first time a team has used special nano-tags to track the sea turtles' swims in more detail.
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