GEORGE TOWN: The first loggerhead turtle (Caretta caretta) rescued near Pulau Kendi will be released once it is nursed back to health.
In safe hands: Mohd Tamimi feeding the turtle at the Fisheries Research Institute Malaysia in Batu Maung.The first loggerhead turtle rescued near Pulau Kendi will be released once it is nursed back to health.
“But when they released it, the turtle seemed unable to swim properly and was floating in an unbalanced manner. “This species is internationally declared as endangered and is native in the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian and Mediterranean oceans, but not in Malaysia.
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