A protected wetland in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has become an oasis for young sea turtles, new research shows. The study tracked nine juvenile green turtles (shell length less than 60 cm (24 inches)) and found they were “highly resident” in the Al Qurm Wa Lehhfaiiah Protected Area—spending over 80% of their time there.
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