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NancyBoim, I do not know anything about the Maui seal you speak of. Try to contact Nichole on Maui... We have three females that were born here at Turtle Bay that I see almost every day. Please go to Turtle Bay Endangered Species on Facebook to learn more about them and our work to save their coastal wetland habitat from development.
Wouldn't be a coqui frog would it?
Looks like a native hawaiian snail.
On the endangered species list.
Known locally as Manini, also used as slang/pidgin for small. The marine life within this Marine Life Conservation District is protected and flourishing but there are a lot of violations.
We have a lot of them up at Turtle Bay.
Lanaikea is the name of the beach.
looks like a fruit that with the inside eaten. Where did you find it? There are vines that grow on the beach that have bright red skins...
Hi Tai - Ben and Kalen's Mom here! can you join my mission to find as many native, threatened and endangered plants and animals at Turtle Bay as possible. I have a FB page Turtle Bay Endangered Species
