June 20, 2015

Swimming with Sea Turtles

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June 20, 2015
Swimming with Sea Turtles

Species: Sea turtles | Location: Galapagos Islands, Galapagos Islands

By Scott and Young

One of the many sea turtles we encountered while snorkeling with Nat Hab in the Galapagos Islands. We would go back in a heart beat. It is great to be able to swim side-by-side with these turtles.

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The two of us love exploring and getting as close to nature and wildlife as possible, especially on NatHab trips.
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