If you spot a sea turtle in the area, try to keep it in sight and contact MERR immediately at 302-228-5029. The loggerhead spotted June 21 may still be entangled in fishing gear or injured.

If you spot a sea turtle in the area, try to keep it in sight and contact MERR immediately at 302-228-5029. The loggerhead spotted June 21 may still be entangled in fishing gear or injured.

If you spot a sea turtle in the area, try to keep it in sight and contact MERR immediately at 302-228-5029. The loggerhead spotted June 21 may still be entangled in fishing gear or injured.

If you spot a sea turtle in the area, try to keep it in sight and contact MERR immediately at 302-228-5029. The loggerhead spotted June 21 may still be entangled in fishing gear or injured.

A loggerhead sea turtle spotted struggling in the Indian River Bay June 21 is apparently free-swimming now, according to the Lewes-based nonprofit Marine Education, Research and Rehabilitation ...

Sea turtle, Surf City, nesting, nest, eggsThis is sea turtle nesting season and if you see one of these creatures come ashore in the Cape Fear you're encouraged to leave them alone.

The process can take the turtle about 45 minutes to an hour, said Hannah Campbell, Loggerhead's director of education. The staff will also shine a red light on the egg chamber so guests can see ...

Turtles typically lay their eggs about a foot below the surface of the sand somewhere about halfway between the beach’s shoreline and the dunes, according to Loggerhead researcher Sarah Hirsch.

A perpendicular metal bar at the opening of a rock lobster trap is a matter of life and death for baby sea lions. “It shows how you can do simple things to work with the environment and fish ...