
"All the narcissists saying she did nothing wrong": Tourist walks through sea t…
"These comments are so disappointing."
A recent video uploaded by user @a.liyahlally on July 28, 2025, has ignited a discussion regarding responsible tourism and wildlife protection in Hawaii. The 13-second vertical video, titled "WHAT NOT TO DO IN HAWAII," shows a woman on a Maui beach approaching several green sea turtles resting near the ocean. According to the video's description and comments, the area had a barricade, and onlookers were reportedly yelling at the woman to maintain distance. Hawaiian law strictly prohibits approaching green sea turtles within 10 feet to protect the endangered species. The woman in the video is seen taking photos with her phone before moving away. The incident has drawn significant attention online, with the video accumulating over 12 million views. Comments are divided, with some users defending the woman, stating she only took pictures and caused no harm, while others emphasize the importance of respecting local wildlife laws and designated boundaries. This event serves as a reminder for tourists to be aware of and adhere to environmental regulations when visiting natural habitats.
"These comments are so disappointing."