Marine biologists relocate sea turtle eggs from California beaches

Marine biologists relocated sea turtle eggs from two California beaches to ensure their protection. This dramatic effort aimed to save hundreds of olive ridley sea turtle eggs from the threat of Hurricane Polo. These nests were discovered on the U.S. West Coast in September, marking the first time such a occurrence has been documented in recorded history. The relocation process was essential to safeguard the rare species from environmental dangers and potential destruction caused by the storm.