Be The Change!

To act fast we will need your help.For you to donate to
ORP and adopt a turtle which you can donate the money
for the ORP to use your money to help the turtles get
better and raise awareness or just learn about them and
do a beach cleanup.No matter what you do it all helps so it
doesn't matter if all you do is pick up a piece of garbage
every day it all counts. This technology is great and all
but we don't have it in our hands everywhere so is this
just a prediction or is this technology taking play right
now
The cool thing is that the technology mentioned below
is being used now and is currently developing to be even
better.So now let's move on to the main point, how does
technology affect turtles?
Technology these days is fantastic it will be able to help
or harm badly turtles affecting them greatly so let's
look at both sides.Good:modern technology can help
turtles by tracking them throughout the ocean with
satellites allowing you to see where they nest and lay
their eggs after that you can protect that area. Another
good way to help turtles with modern technology is that it
allows making riskier surgeries possible by using lasers to
cut off infected parts of the body quicker and less painfully
and Let go of trapped turtles for example every year many
turtles get trapped and drown in the trawl nets that
shrimp catching boats drag across the ocean floor (thanks
to humans again) but now we have developed a way to set
them free.This happens by putting metal bars in the middle
of the net while the shrimp flow right through them the
turtles (and other big animals) get stuck so then are
brought out through a flap in the trawl net.
This technology can
be found almost
everywhere but
mostly in the
maldive because
there there is an
organization known
as the ORP (Olive
Ridley Project)
whose goal is to
save turtles.They
use a lot of
technology such as
satellite trackers to
find and figure out
the turtles swim path nesting location and hatching
location and the doppler wich is a device used to hear a
turtle's heart beat or more specifically the blood flow.With
that said let's move on into the conclusion.
“We need to work with nature not
against it” (David Attenborough)