Tracking Fletcher at Sea
Fletcher, the 70-pound loggerhead sea turtle rehabbed at the National Marine Life Center and released from Atlantic Beach in North Carolina on May 18th, is now sending signals of its ocean trek via satellite.
You can track Fletcher’s progress by clicking on the image above or on these words, which will take you to Fletcher’s page on the SeaTurtle.Org web site. To track other animals rehabbed at the National Marine Life Center and equipped with a satellite transceiver, click here. or go to the “Tracking” page at the top of our web site.
Good luck, Fletcher!
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