Eggs laid by loggerhead turtles were found on the coast of Shizuoka prefecture
On the morning of the 11th, a person who came to the coast of Shimoda City, Shizuoka Prefecture, found a trace of a turtle walking on the sand.
When the aquarium investigated, an egg laid by a loggerhead turtle was found in the sand about 50 cm deep.
Loggerhead turtles are few in number and may disappear in the future
Eggs are about the size of a table tennis ball, and 113 eggs were found
この海岸は、これから大勢の人が遊びに来る季節になります
This beach will be the season when many people will come to play
To prevent visitors from stepping on the eggs, the aquarium built a fence around it and attached a piece of paper to let them know that there were eggs.
The person who found the trace of the turtle walking said, ”I was impressed when I saw the turtle’s egg for the first time.
I want my baby to be born safely. ”
Loggerhead turtle babies come out of their eggs in about 60 days
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