The Experience of Photographing Almost Extinct Biota in Indonesia

Hello everyone my friends at Haveyoubeenhere, how are you. Hope you are well and always healthy. I'm Fahzian from Banda Aceh, Aceh, Indonesia.

This time I try to share my experience regarding the discovery of hatchlings or turtle chicks off the coast.

Before environmental activists reported earlier that there were dozens of young leatherback turtles (Dermochelys coriacea) in the Joel Bungalow Beach area, Lhoknga, Aceh Besar, Aceh, Indonesia. The invitation was distributed to journalists to tell the world.

The environmental activists have long been waiting for this moment, because these animals are one of the rare animals above the greed of humans and hunters.

The activists finally released dozens of turtle chicks into their habitat, this is aimed at educating tourist visitors in Aceh and the local community how important it is to maintain and protect marine life, one of which is the endangered baby turtle for future viewing.

At the event, several foreign tourists from several countries were also present at the location.

At that time I myself had difficulty taking pictures because of the large number of visitors who attended the event. However, I took some pictures and here I give to you. And I hope you find it useful, don't forget I asked for help to vote for more enthusiasm for me to give the next story.

Thank you, my greetings are Fahzian Aldevan/@fahzidevano