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Baby honu on view at Sea Life Park

November 1, 2022 0

Hawaiian green sea turtles (honu) usually spend the first five to 10 years of their lives at sea, so it’s a rare treat to see a baby up close and personal.

At Sea Life Park, baby honu are now on display at the Discovery Reef.

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Baby honu on view at Sea Life Park

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College Students Are Ditching Their Phones At Parties To Reclaim Real Human Connection

Bill seeking to ban new paid parking lots advances

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Legislative session adjourns with passage of tax relief, a song and farewells

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