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City Agriculturist Ethel Mendoza told reporters that the endangered reptile measures one meter long from the tail to its beak, and about half a meter wide. It was female and was about to lay eggs.


Mendoza confirmed that it was the endangered pawikan (Chelonia mydas) that the fishermen found.


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City Agriculturist Ethel Mendoza told reporters that the endangered reptile measures one meter long from the tail to its beak, and about half a meter wide. It was female and was about to lay eggs.


Mendoza confirmed that it was the endangered pawikan (Chelonia mydas) that the fishermen found.


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Floods

By Boo Chanco | August 11, 2023 - 12:00am

The good news is all our dams are full so we have more than enough water for our needs. No more rationing for now.

Business

Marine turtle rescued in Bulacan

By James Mananghaya | January 10, 2006 - 12:00am

MALOLOS CITY — Fishermen in the coastal village of Pamarawan here were preparing to set out for the sea shortly before dawn yesterday when they found an endangered marine turtle at the beach. City Agriculturist...

Nation