Updated On: 11 September, 2023 08:03 AM IST | Mumbai | Ranjeet Jadhav
Activity by creature released from Guhagar on February 23, has slowed down drastically near island’s north indicating ‘huge feeding activity’

One of the two turtles tagged on February 23 in Guhagar
In a significant development this week, Olive Ridley turtle Bageshri, satellite-tagged in Guhagar in February 2023, has been spotted along the northeastern coast of Sri Lanka, showing minimal movement, indicative of extensive feeding activity in the region.
According to a tweet by Mangrove Cell on September 4, “This week, Bageshri remained off the north-eastern coast of Sri Lanka, moving relatively less, suggesting extensive feeding in the area.” Meanwhile, Guha the other satellite-tagged turtle has been gradually heading back to the area off the Karnataka coast.