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Return to the blue lagoon
Saturday 28 March 2020 | Written by Losirene Lacanivalu | Published in Environment
Ponu, the turtle having a great time in the lagoon, learning to be a turtle and getting ready for her release. Here she is swimming in the lagoon near the Rarotongan. 20032616 / Marine Eco Centre
There’s an unexpected casualty of the Covid-19 travel ban: Ponu the miracle turtle is stranded too. Ponu the turtle will not be released until the Covid-19 pandemic measures in Rarotonga have ended.
There’s an unexpected casualty of the Covid-19 travel ban: Ponu the miracle turtle is stranded too. Ponu the turtle will not be released until the Covid-19 pandemic measures in Rarotonga have ended.
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