Milla and Muto’i, our last arrivals, continue their stay in our centre.
The injury on Milla’s shell is healing well, thanks to daily care from Edwige, Anouk and all our other volunteers. It was moved to a quiet nursery to recover from the last turbulent days of the lagoon.
Muto’i, for its part, explores the bottoms of the rehabilitation lagoon, looking for food to feed independently.
To bring their feeding conditions closer to those of the natural environment, we placed on the bottom of the rehabilitation lagoon, a specific device in which the fish was hooked.
The team at the center (veterinarians, educators, biologists, volunteers and trainees) works every day so that Milla, Muto’i and all our other residents can recover so that they can go back to the ocean and head for new adventures! Currently, there are 29 marine turtles in care!
