The Mystic Mangroves of La Paz
When the Spanish conquest erupted in La Paz in the 19th Century, it was once home to a bounty of sea turtles, which have now been extinct for hundreds of years, writes the BBC's Jorge Luis Borge.
Source: sierraclub.orgPublished on 2022-08-11
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