An Olive Ridley turtle has become the first of its kind to lay eggs on both India's east and west coasts, prompting vital ...

An Olive Ridley turtle made history by swimming from Odisha to the Konkan coast of Maharashtra, covering a distance of 3,500 kilometres. The rare phenomenon has excited scientists, and they continue ...

According to forest department officials, there are six nesting beaches in Sindhudurg, four in Raigad, and 13 in Ratnagiri ...

researchers believed Olive Ridley turtles showed strong fidelity to their nesting sites, with east and west coast populations considered separate. But the case of "03233" challenges this view ...

The enchanting Olive ... towards the sea. Sharing the clip on X (formerly Twitter), Kaswan wrote, “The life began and so did the journey!! These newly hatched Olive Ridley Turtle in Rushikulya ...

At Odisha's Rushikulya site, a research study reveals a female-skewed sex ratio among Olive Ridley turtles. Conducted by IIS ...

Hundreds of thousands of Olive ridley turtles nest on ... where hundreds of thousands of sea turtles came regularly, following invisible lines and maps. View Full Image Dead Olive ridleys at ...

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: In a significant conservation effort, as many as 108 Olive Ridley Turtle hatchlings made their way back to the sea on the Valiyaveli beach in Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday.

The hatching of Olive Ridley turtle eggs has begun in Rushikulya river mouth in Odisha's Ganjam district, as thousands of hatchlings emerged from sandy pits and crawled towards the sea ...

An Olive Ridley turtle's remarkable 3,500km journey from Odisha to Maharashtra has stunned researchers, challenging previous assumptions about distinct east and west coast nesting populations.