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According to Nguyen Ton Xuan Sang, head of the community group for protecting aquatic life in Nhon Hai Commune, these adorable hatchlings emerged from a nest containing 102 eggs. Mr. Sang noted that the mother turtle returned to the sea after laying her eggs. Previously, 57 baby turtles also hatched from the first nest, which contained 103 eggs. Unfortunately, some of the turtle eggs in the nest did not survive, as seen in this picture. Mr. Sang identified these turtles as green sea turtles, also known as Chelonia mydas. They are listed as an endangered species in the Red Book. In May and June, multiple mother turtles came ashore to lay their eggs in Nhon Hai Commune before returning to the sea. Approximately 400 turtle eggs were counted during this period. Upon hearing the news of the impending hatching, many adults, children, and tourists gathered at the beach in Nhon Hai Commune, eagerly awaiting the moment when the tiny baby tur...

Vu Quang National Park, located in Ha Tinh’s Vu Quang District, is home to a four-hectare island in Ngan Truoi Lake, which serves as a sanctuary for monkeys being reintroduced into the wild. The island provides a safe space for these primates to readapt to their natural habitat, with staff closely monitoring their progress. Over 25 monkeys have been released on the island in the past year, in collaboration with the Animals Asia Foundation. Of these, 12 remain, including stump-tailed macaques, an Assam macaque, northern pig-tailed macaques, and Indochinese rhesus macaques. The rest have ventured out to other areas within the park. The island in Ngan Truoi Lake provides a natural habitat for the monkeys. Photo: Le Minh / Tuoi Tre This initiative is part of the park’s crucial role in biodiversity preservation. Vu Quang National Park is renowned for its diverse range of endangered and rare species, and this island project is a testament to their commitment to conservation. By r...