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Before dawn on the Caribbean coast of Mexico, the real work of protecting nesting turtles begins, one nest at a time.

A reef looks like rock and stone, but it is built by millions of tiny creatures, and safeguarding them protects marine life on an enormous scale.

Millions of years of isolation turned this island into a living laboratory of species that exist nowhere else, many of them within reach of Nosy Be.

Whistles, clicks and burst pulses make up one of the most sophisticated communication systems in the animal kingdom, and researchers are only beginning to read it.

The hills around Huay Pakoot are home to far more than the herd, and recording that richness is a project in its own right.