If you look more closely
By solxee
@sol_cee (38222)
Philippines
April 9, 2022 7:24pm CST
My sister-in-law and her family from Manila are here for a quick vacation. I find it funny looking at her kids (who I secretly call city kids) watching the lush vegetation we have in the countryside with eyes as round as a saucer, mouths open, drooling a little. Okay, I’m a bit exaggerating. Lol In their defense, my SIL said the city kids don’t see lot of trees in their life. So to impress them a little bit more with nature, we all went to the nearby beach and look what we found! No, they’re not rocks. Not dirt or garbage or whatever.
Can you tell me what are those in the photo above?
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@DaddyEvil (137142)
• United States
10 Apr 22
Oh, baby leatherback turtles! Very nice!! I hope you stayed long enough for all of them to hatch out and make it to the water. I'm sure birds were feasting on them before you arrived.
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@bunnybon7 (50973)
• Holiday, Florida
18 Apr 22
@DaddyEvil Oh that's terrible. They are so cute.
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@DaddyEvil (137142)
• United States
11 Apr 22
@sol_cee Any other animal that finds baby turtles will eat as many as they can before the babies can reach the ocean and swim away.
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@DaddyEvil (137142)
• United States
11 Apr 22
They're baby leatherback turtles. See the little ridges on their backs? It's easy to identify them from that.
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@betlynfrnds (4067)
• United States
15 Aug 22
Lovely, adorable, precious little turtles. 
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@kaylachan (58432)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
10 Apr 22
I can't tell, because it belends in so well, but I think sea turtles? Baby sea turtles newly hatched?
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@RasmaSandra (73802)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
10 Apr 22
They appear to be turtles,
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@RasmaSandra (73802)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
11 Apr 22
@sol_cee in photos online and in animal videos on YouTube
@merrybelle2021 (1389)
• Philippines
10 Apr 22
Oh, that would awe me. I don't remember turtles in our parents' hometown.
But no, I'm glad that in our part of city, we still have huge trees. In fact, it's the season of squashed mangoes.
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@merrybelle2021 (1389)
• Philippines
11 Apr 22
@sol_cee Overripe mangoes that litter the streets falling from very tall trees because no one can reach them.
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@kaka135 (14916)
• Malaysia
20 Apr 22
Are they turtles? Do you always see them in the nearby beach? That's so nice!
Well, I stay in city. If I want to see the sea turtles or the beaches, we have to drive a distance... 
Glad that we have a park within walking distance. There is a man-made lake, many types of trees and plants, and some animals too.
I used to hear people saying nowadays many kids, especially those who stay in the city might not have seen real animals or fruits, they only saw those that are cooked/cut and put on the table. I hope my children will not be like that.
Glad that we have a park within walking distance. There is a man-made lake, many types of trees and plants, and some animals too.
I used to hear people saying nowadays many kids, especially those who stay in the city might not have seen real animals or fruits, they only saw those that are cooked/cut and put on the table. I hope my children will not be like that. 
! So cute, but I've never seen them at our beaches - are they often at your beaches? Wow, the city kids do not see trees where they live? I am glad those kids got exposed to nature!
@RebeccasFarm (86911)
• United States
10 Apr 22
It is the little sea turtles..that I love
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@AliCanary (3038)
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11 Apr 22
Awww, baby turtles! I thought they hatched at night, though. Ours (East Coast United States) hatch at night and they are guided toward the ocean by the reflection of the moonlight on the water, so we have to be careful not to have artificial lights too close to their breeding areas.
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@dgobucks226 (34445)
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21 Apr 22
I think they are turtles. Heading out to sea. One of many wonderful species of nature. With their flippers, streamlined bodies, and hard-shell nature has provided them with the adaptations to survive.
@jobelbojel (34730)
• Philippines
11 Apr 22
At first , I thought they were stones. They are baby turtles.
