Stray dogs and wild flamingos don’t mix in Sisal
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Stray dogs and wild flamingos don’t mix in Sisal

Feral dogs have been filmed attacking and killing flamingos in Sisal’s mangroves. Proyecto Santa Maria Sisal posted the flamingo attack on Facebook. The video shows several dogs jumping into the water and pursuing flamingoes in a coordinated hunt. Flamingo migration experts, including Teri Grendzinski from Pennsylvania State University, have warned that such attacks can potentially…

Tho bird
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The Tho bird, Yucatán’s most beloved avian friend

Beautiful tropical birds are constantly aflutter in Yucatán, especially during the rainy season. There are common species like social flycatchers, which sport bright yellow chests and black stripes across their eyes, and elegant pink flamingos that grace the coastline.  Then there is the pandemonium of parrots (yes, that’s what they are called) who make themselves…

President López Obrador inaugurates Jaguar Park in Tulum and museum of Mayan heritage
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President López Obrador inaugurates Jaguar Park in Tulum and museum of Mayan heritage

Mexico’s President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, while inaugurating Jaguar Park and the Museum of the Eastern Coast in Tulum urged the public and authorities to protect the region’s biodiversity and cultural heritage. He emphasized the importance of preserving nature, citing experiences of watching turtles, including loggerheads, nesting on the beaches. He also stressed the need…

More than 200 baby hawksbill sea turtles released in Sisal
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More than 200 baby hawksbill sea turtles released in Sisal

More than 200 baby hawksbill sea turtles were released Saturday afternoon from the port of Sisal as part of the Yucatan government’s efforts to protect and conserve local wildlife and the environment. The release’s goal is to reintegrate the turtles into their natural habitat. Upon reaching adulthood, the turtles will return to the Yucatán coast…

Sea turtle hatchlings at risk when high season begins
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Sea turtle hatchlings at risk when high season begins

With Easter Week, or Semana Santa, about to begin, Yucatán’s beaches prepare for high season. But holiday crowds on the coast make for a perilous time for Yucatán’s endangered sea turtles and the eggs they lay near the high-tide line. Pronatura Peninsula de Yucatan A.C. is raising funds for an ongoing project that helps protect…

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