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PHUKET: A big leatherback sea turtle, first spotted on Karon Beach earlier this week, returned last night (July 27) to the same part of Phuket’s western coast to lay eggs.

A video of a turtle stealing food from an alligator was posted on Twitter. The video is incredible to watch. | Trending

PHUKET: A leatherback turtle came ashore to lay eggs at Karon Beach last night (July 25) in what is believed to be the first turtle nest at Karon in 20 years.

Today. fox news alert bronny james, the son of basketball superstar lebron james, has suffered a cardiac arrest. >> the 18 year old was hospitalized today but is now or yesterday out of intensived e care and in stable condition. chief washington correspondented kevin corke is here with the latest. kevin. evenin keviis here g, jesse. across the sports world, well-wishes pouring in tonight for bronny.

Some Midwesterners dream of trading winter for warmth by moving to Florida to start a new life. For Nickel, the green sea turtle in the 90,000-gallon Caribbean Reef exhibit at the Shedd Aquarium, the journey happened in reverse. The turtle debuted at the Shedd Aquarium 20 years ago this month, but her epic tale began a few years — a nickel’s worth — earlier. ‘It seemed like she kind of wanted ...

A rare sight of a turtle devouring a dead dog was witnessed in Bhukhi kaans, a rivulet that flows into Vishwamitri river. Even though Indian flap shel

MALE, Maldives -- On the uninhabited Maldivian island of Gaadhoo, green turtle eggs lie buried in the sand, waiting to hatch. Sea turtle ranger Ibrahi

PHUKET: Sirinat National Park officials have confirmed that they rescued an injured turtle from Nai Yang Beach yesterday (July 19) and taken it into care.

Some Midwesterners dream of trading winter for warmth by moving to Florida to start a new life. For Nickel, the green sea turtle in the 90,000-gallon Caribbean Reef exhibit at the Shedd Aquarium, the journey happened in reverse. The turtle debuted at the Shedd Aquarium 20 years ago this month, but her epic tale began a few years — a nickel’s worth — earlier. ‘It seemed like she kind of wanted ...