Nobomvu, a loggerhead turtle nicknamed the “Red Lady,” was rescued from a ghost fishing net and diagnosed with osteomyelitis. The Turtle Conservation Centre invested two years in rehabilitating Nobomvu, equipping her with tracking devices to provide critical data for turtle conservation efforts. Nobomvu’s story serves as a reminder of the pressing need for a harmonious relationship with nature and the devastating impact of marine pollution on marine life.
Nori the Green Turtle is a symbol of hope and resilience as she undergoes recovery and rehabilitation at the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town. After being saved from a coastal town, Nori displayed positive physical indicators but soon showed symptoms of stress that puzzled the turtle specialists. Through a strategic shift and introduction of sensory and feeding enrichment activities, Nori’s stressrelated behavior ceased, and a considerable improvement was observed. Nori’s rehabilitation journey now finds her in the I&J Ocean Exhibit, providing visitors with an opportunity to view and appreciate wildlife conservation efforts in realtime.
