Hmmm...Leatherback laying eggs on the beach during the day.

[Baitball Blogger]

Is it possible that they always laid eggs on the beach during the day, until humans began congregating on the beach?

Florida beachgoers have rare encounter with 800-pound leatherback sea turtle nesting during daylight hours

https://www.fox5dc.com/news/florida-beachgoers-have-rare-encounter-with-800-pound-leatherback-sea-turtle-nesting-during-daylight-hours?fbclid=IwAR2BPAHYKRoqJSFWTC5vFuauDvY7klDn5vCFIWuMbbjl_04LuRqp5D4AWlo

[2naSalit]

1. So of course...

Let's all crowd around and take pictures while the wildlife needs t have some space from humans!

This is what you see in the parks where there's wildlife anymore. I hope that it changes. I think the security at the beach could have made a wider space around the animal.

[Submariner]

2. The turtle should not have endured that encroachment from a typically

threatening species setting up a gauntlet for its return to the water. A shark probably bit off her rear flipper, so it had to be extraordinarily difficult to scoop out her nest and lay eggs with so many Mammal-tards in her field of vision.