Jika appears to be heading home to her feeding area. The feeding area is classed as their home because they spend most of the life in the feeding area and only a short period at the nesting beach. Jika has moved further than any of the other four turtles. In the past week she has moved progressively east travelling past New Year Island, past the Goulburn Islands, past the township of Maningrida and is now just east of the Crocodile Islands. If she continues east it will be exciting to see how Jika will navigate through or around the large barrier islands called the Wessel Islands. Commercial vessels navigate through a narrow passage called the �hole in the wall� situated between Marchinbar and Guluwuru Island. This short cut saves vessels many hours because otherwise they would have to travel to the north of these islands. Kika has also taken a more erratic path than the other turtles. This could be because she is feeding along the way and making use of local currents and tides to help her on her journey.