A Satellite Tag Followed One Olive Ridley for 6,719 Km. What Scientists Found Changes How We See Odisha's Turtles
Every year, Olive Ridley turtles return to Odisha’s coast to mate, feed and nest. By the time thousands of them appear on the sand, however, much of their journey has already happened offshore. What they do before reaching the beach is harder to see. Where do they travel? How long do they stay close to the coast? Do males and females use the same waters? And which stretches of the Bay of Bengal…
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