A video circulating on social media showing baby leatherback turtles being dug up from the sand has sparked widespread concern and condemnation. While some social media users claim the incident took place at Las Cuevas Beach, TG News has not independently verified the location.
The footage has prompted calls for an investigation and renewed appeals for the public to respect and protect nesting sea turtles. Leatherback turtles are a protected species in Trinidad and Tobago, and disturbing nests or hatchlings can threaten their survival.
Environmental advocates are reminding the public that turtle nests should never be disturbed and that hatchlings should be allowed to emerge naturally and make their journey to the sea without interference.
Authorities have not yet confirmed where the incident occurred or whether an investigation has been launched. TG News will provide updates as more verified information becomes available.
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