Mexico is home to six of the seven species of sea turtles still living on the earth.
Los Cabos offers every individual in the community, visitors, tourists and children the rare opportunity of offering "hands-on" help to save the majestic sea turtle from possible extinction.
Sea turtles migrate the world's oceans and have come to Los Cabos beaches to lay their eggs for millions of years. Two of the world's eight sea turtle species nest in Los Cabos. The smallest, the Olive Ridley, also known as the golfina, nests June through to December.
Two species, the Olive Ridley and Leatherback are the only two species that nest on Los Cabos beaches.
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Mexico is home to six of the seven species of sea turtles still living on the earth.
Sea turtles migrate the world's oceans and have come to Los Cabos beaches to lay their eggs for millions of years. Two of the world's eight sea turtle species nest in Los Cabos. The smallest, the Olive Ridley, also known as the golfina, nests June through to December.