<p>Those who visited the World Science Festival Brisbane</a> got the chance to witness an extremely rare occurrence.</p><p>The Hatchery: Turtle Conservation Experience, a popular attraction at the festival, offered attendees the chance to witness loggerhead sea turtles being born — something which usually only happens beneath the sand.</p><p>The eggs are incubated onsite and timed to emerge during the festival. Roughly 70 tiny loggerhead hatchlings get their first taste of life at the event.</p><p>The festival runs from March 21 until March 25 at the Queensland Museum. Credit: Queensland Museum via Storyful</p><br />
