A bale of sea turtle hatchlings was released back into the wild in West Sumatra, Indonesia on Wednesday (June 24).

The clip shows the turtles being released by the conservation group Sea Turtle Camp after being looked after for 55 days.

Dozens of Sea baby Turtle were released to the sea by the conservation of the Turtle Sea Turtle Camp in Pasir Jambak Beach, Padang, West Sumatra, Wednesday (6/24/2020).
The activity is a routine that is carried out after the hatching of turtle eggs that have been cared for about 55 days ago.
"Pati Hariyose, manager of the Jambak Sea Turtle Camp explained, this activity is a regular conservation of sea turtles which continue to be carried out after hatching eggs and immediately released to the sea.
"The turtle eggs hatched yesterday, Tuesday (6/24/2020), because the weather was not good so it was released today," he explained.
Yose also added, currently around 45 tails were released wild from 120 eggs that hatched, this wild release was carried out a different time period, because the time of rescue was carried out differently.
"Sometimes hatching eggs are 3 days to 10 days depending on the rescue after 55 days of incubation," he said. (Moozamochi)
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PULUHAN TUKIK DILEPASLIARKAN KELAUT
Puluhan Tukik Penyu dilepas kelaut oleh konservasi penyu Jambak Sea Turtle Camp di Pantai Pasir Jambak Padang, Sumatera Barat, Rabu (24/6/2020).
Kegiatan tersebut merupakan rutinitas yang dilakukan setelah menetasnya telur penyu yang telah di rawat sekitar 55 hari lalu.
"Pati Hariyose, pengelola Jambak Sea Turtle Camp menjelaskan,kegiatan ini merupakan reguler pelestarian penyu yang terus dilakukan setelah menetasnya telur dan langsung dilepas kelaut.