VENTURA, Calif. (KEYT) Beachgoers are being asked not to disturb a rare turtle nest.
Signs are up to protect turtle eggs laid just south of the Ventura Pier on Nov. 1.
An Olive Ridley sea turtle usually lays eggs in tropical waters, but lately the ocean temperatures off the coast of Ventura has been in the low 70s.
The sea turtle does not stay with the nest.
Volunteers are taking turns protecting the closed off area.
They expect the baby turtles should hatch in mid-December.
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