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Reasons Peregrine Turtles Chose Four Sisters
The hawksbill turtles, an endangered species, have their breeding grounds on the Four Sisters Islands in Al-Lith Governorate in the Red Sea. These islands are considered the largest nesting site for sea turtles in Saudi Arabia, with over 2,500 nests recorded. These turtles are characterized by their pointed beak, resembling that of a hawk. They use the trees and sandy beaches on the islands to lay their eggs before returning to the sea. Areas with a unique natural environment—such as coral reefs, seagrass beds, and mangrove trees—are essential for their reproduction, according to the General Authority for the Conservation of Coral Reefs and Turtles in the Red Sea.
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