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Part of the series Where the Turtles Meet
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Where the Turtles Meet No. 4
Padre Island National Seashore, Texas, USA
26.766, -97.380 · Captured 2026-01-02
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On 2 January 2026, Sentinel-2 looked down on the southern reach of Padre Island National Seashore in Texas, where a thin barrier island separates the Gulf from the hypersaline Laguna Madre and its pale wind-tidal flats. The seashore has more nests of the Kemp's ridley, the world's most endangered sea turtle, than anywhere else in the United States, with nesting from mid-March to August. The Mansfield Channel cuts across the island at the bottom of the frame. No. 4 in the series Where the Turtles Meet.
