Sea turtles and minority retail investors

Sea turtles and minority retail investors

Sea turtles and minority retail investors by Jared Seah on November 30, 2011 The life of a sea turtle is hard. Even before it’s hatched, most of the hundred of eggs that were laid will be eaten by opportunistic seagulls… After it’s hatched, the young sea turtle hatchlings instinctively do a reverse Normandy invasion – make a mad rush to the waters! Along the way, many more will fall prey to the crabs, lizards, dogs, foxes, more shorebirds, you name it! This is the most dangerous phase of a sea turtle’s life. The few that finally got into the ocean will have to face more under water predators like small marine mammals… It’s said that less than 10% of the eggs that were laid will survive their first year. As the young sea turtle feeds and grow in size, the less natural predators it will face. A fully grown sea turtle can only be threatened by the bigger sharks – like the tig...

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