A record-breaking surge of olive ridley turtles has reached a southern Mexican coastline, marking one of the largest mass nesting events ever documented. Conservationists are monitoring the unprecedented gathering, which highlights both the species' remarkable migratory behavior and growing concerns over habitat threats. The phenomenon offers a rare glimpse into the synchronized reproductive cycle of these endangered marine creatures. Experts are assessing how environmental factors may be influencing the scale of this natural event.
More than 300,000 olive ridley turtles have arrived at a beach in southern Mexico in the latest mass nesting.
