The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 7月27日 04時01分

Green sea turtles have nested on Jumba beach, near Mombasa, Kenya, since time immemorial. Juma Adero’s short documentary “If Turtles Could Talk” captures—in intimate detail—the perilous journey that sea turtles make to lay their eggs on their ancestral land. Jumba beach is craggy, and sea turtles can get stranded on the rocks and become easy targets for poachers, who raid nests and kill the animals for their meat. According to one estimate, the population of green sea turtles has declined by 90 per cent in the past 50 years. Adero’s film helps viewers enter the world of the turtles that emerge at night and the conservationists who watch over them—and sheds light on the competing human interests that threaten the biodiversity of Jumba beach. Watch the full film, by @toni_adero, at the link in our bio.

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