Children make their way from their “hatchery” tent seen in the background and have to make their way through a maze of both natural and man-made debris. Here, they fall into a simple hole dug into the sand. The resulting pit, according to Friends of Hunting Island volunteer Teresa Roundy, right, explains that turtle hatchlings, “don’t have the ability to change directions and usually fall onto their backs and die” if they fall into a hole. “Climbing out of the hole would be like us trying to climb a 10-story building.”