Animals
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Green Turtles in Pakistan Struggled To Live Against Habitat Loss, Pollution Threats
The nesting turtles in Pakistan have struggled to survive due to habitat loss, garbage threats and marine pollution, according to recent reports. Protecting the marine turtles will save them from population decline. Read here.
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