This time, it is in the form of turtles, the Karah or Hawksbill (Eretmochelys Imbricata) and Agar or Green (Chelonia Mydas) species.
Fisheries authorities said 90 turtle egg laying nests were found on the island last year where 60% of the eggs were successfully hatched.
Realising the need to conserve the turtle population on the island, the fisheries authorities decided to establish another turtle hatchery at the cost of RM25,000 located at Teluk Sri Intan beach on Pulau Tioman.
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