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Leatherback Trove on Gabonese Coast
"Biologists from the Wildlife Conservation Society, working with Gabonese conservation groups, estimate that anywhere from 15,000 to 41,000 female leatherback turtles are nesting there, making the spot the world’s largest known nesting ground for the giant and extremely endangered reptile."
Source: blogs.nytimes.com
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