Animals
Saving the Eastern Pacific Leatherback Turtles in 10 Years
The critically endangered Eastern Pacific leatherback turtle will vanish within 60 years. However, conservation scientists are still hopeful that putting conservation measures in the next ten years can save these turtles from extinction.
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