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These turtles, although small in size, demonstrate remarkable navigation skills, allowing them to reunite with the very beach where they were born. Each turtle digs a nest, laying around a hundred eggs, but the odds are stacked against their survival as predators like vultures and feral dogs feast on fresh eggs. This survival strategy, known as predator swamping, leverages sheer numbers to ensure enough hatchlings survive to continue their lineage.