CLEAN : From Med's largest nesting ground turtles swim to uncertain future

The video discusses the nesting of loggerhead sea turtles in Parasia Bay, highlighting that over 2500 nests were recorded, making it the largest nesting area in the Mediterranean. It also covers the condition of a weak hatchling and the rehabilitation efforts for a turtle injured by a boat strike, which resulted in muscular atrophy, necessitating physiotherapy.

What makes Parasia Bay significant in terms of loggerhead sea turtle nesting?

• It has the largest number of nests in the Mediterranean.

• It is the only nesting site for loggerhead turtles.

• It is a newly discovered nesting site.

• It has the smallest number of nests in the region.

What is the condition of the hatchling named Pip one?

• It is strong and healthy.

• It is weak but alive.

• It is missing.

• It is fully grown.

What is the name given to the weak hatchling?

• Pip two

• Pip one

• Pip three

• Pip four

What caused the turtle's muscular atrophy?

• Old age.

• A natural disease.

• A boat strike.

• A predator attack.

What is being done to help the turtle with muscular atrophy?

• It is being left alone to recover naturally.

• It is undergoing surgery.

• It is receiving physiotherapy.

• It is being relocated to a safer area.