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Sea turtle nesting is exploding this year—with 69 nests already logged, up from 35 last year—despite scorching heat that’s stressing both turtles and beachgoers. The heat’s messing with hatchling sex ratios: hotter sand = more females, cooler = more males. If the heat persists without rain, the population could face long-term imbalance. Thankfully, no eggs have been cooked yet, but volunteers are stepping in to relocate nests near water. It’s a wild reminder of how ancient instincts help turtles survive even as humans struggle with the heat.

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