
More than 100 dead and dying sea turtles have washed up on the beaches of El Salvador in the last 10 days, and marine biologists can’t explain what is killing them, officials said Friday.
Celina Due

January 16, 2006 Posted in News

More than 100 dead and dying sea turtles have washed up on the beaches of El Salvador in the last 10 days, and marine biologists can’t explain what is killing them, officials said Friday.
Celina Due
Shark species changing due to warmer waters
Scientists say different species of shark are becoming more common in southern waters because of the rise in water temperature...
Daroyen Village Daroyen village compared to other Raja Ampat islands is a less populated area situated on a little island of Betew by Gam...
Social Profiles