After a study found plastic particles in the blood of several people, the turtle hatchlings, who have been rescued in South Africa, have been excreting plastic, reported an aquarium.

Rescued turtle hatchlings excrete plastic in South African aquarium  

Wildlife authorities in the Pakistani city of Karachi are spending most of their time at the beach monitoring green turtles who come to the area to lay eggs. Once the mother turtle leaves, the staff hurry to dig out the eggs and move them to a three-feet-deep pit in a hatchery. And eventually, the hatchlings are released into the sea.

Pakistan wildlife trust ramps up efforts to protect green turtle hatchlings

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