Um, I, I'm, I'm just very curious.

Sure.

So, so wh- when a crawl is found, a, a call goes out, and we have a 24-hour hotline.

A call goes out to qualified volunteers.

Uh, uh, they g- they go to the crawl, and the first thing they do is verify that there are eggs there because what happens sometimes is cer- a sea turtle will come ashore to lay eggs, and then for reasons nobody understands, decides not to.

So, so you'll have evidence that she came ashore, but no, no nest.

Once they identify or verify that there are eggs, uh, they, they process the nest.

But let's talk a little bit about throughout a given year, when can guests and locals get to see these beautiful creatures up close and personal?