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What – You have now witnessed an arribada- the Spanish word for arrival, or arrival by sea. This is a mass nesting by hundreds, even thousands of sea turtles, coming onto shore in unison. Each sea turtle lays around 80-100 eggs in a clutch. You do the math!
Credit picture: https://www.seaturtlecamp.com/arribada-what-a-sight/

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When – The largest arribadas usually happen from August to December in Costa Rica. Did you know it depends on the moon cycle? Ten days before the new moon, hundreds of sea turtles gather off the coast. After a few days and a secret signal,  they make their way up on the beach en masse.  Credit picture: Solvin Zankl

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Where – Kemp’s ridley sea turtles usually nest along the gulf of Mexico. On a single day in Rancho Nuevo, scientists found about 40,000 Kemp’s ridleys nesting! You can witness Olive ridleys nesting along the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, specifically on a small providence called Ostional. Because they nest year round here, it is a great ecotourism destination for Costa Rica and gains international recognition.
Credit picture: https://reefnation.com/increased-protection-for-olive-ridley-sea-turtles/