Sea Turtles Lay 166 Eggs on Thalu Island, Signaling Rich Thai Marine Ecosystem
A remarkable event unfolded on Thalu Island in southern Thailand, where a green sea turtle was found laying 166 eggs, marking the second nesting site of the year. This occurrence, celebrated by foreign tourists, highlights the richness of Thailand's marine ecosystem.
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