In an unprecedented move, the Mexican government began evacuating sea turtle eggs from beaches on Wednesday ahead of Hurricane Beryl's approach. The storm, currently off the coast of Jamaica, is expected to make landfall south of Cancun by late Thursday or early...
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Mexico Evacuates Sea Turtle Eggs as Hurricane Beryl Approaches Yucatan Peninsula
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