KUTA, BALI, INDONESIA — International tourists line the shore of Kuta Beach to participate in the first sea turtle hatchling release of 2026 in Bali, Indonesia, April 16, 2026. Organizers from the Kuta Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center confirmed that 125 hatchlings, aged between one and two days old, were released into the Indian Ocean. The event to bolster conservation efforts and raise awareness for the endangered species.Credit: LANA PRIATNA/Alamy Live News

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