Turtle Hatchery:
Tanjung Datu is a small national park on the northeastern edge of Sarawak, along the border of Indonesia. The park comprises rainforest and pristine beaches. When turtles lay eggs on the park’s beaches the park rangers retrieve the eggs, count them and then transfer the eggs to the hatchery so that they are protected from poachers and predators such as wild boar and monitor lizards.