FIG. 1
The subject
Sea turtles have swum the oceans for more than 100 million years. The temperature of the sand decides whether a hatchling is male or female.
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FIG. 1
Sea turtles have swum the oceans for more than 100 million years. The temperature of the sand decides whether a hatchling is male or female.
FIG. 2
Six of the seven species are threatened. In India, olive ridleys come ashore in their hundreds of thousands to nest on the beaches of Odisha.
FIG. 3
Front: a turtle swimming off-centre, with a second cropped by the hem. Back: one turtle, large, centred and rising. Chest: the III mark, wearer’s left, in the same turtle foam ink.