Environmental and Ecology authorities took charge of the offspring, of the olive ridley species, until they were released.
After a report from tourists who were vacationing at Las Glorias beach in Puerto Vallarta, staff from the State Civil Protection and Fire Unit located and secured a nest of sea turtles, which they sheltered, the agency reported.
"We were alerted, we proceeded to verify the report, and indeed we located baby turtles being born"
The area was secured and the Environment and Ecology authorities were called upon to take charge of them until they were released. According to estimated . . .
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