Turtle trouble: Why are so many stunned turtles washing up in Florida?
Scientists aren't sure exactly why the events are increasing, but say it's likely attributed to a variety of factors.
Watch as These Baby Sea Turtles Emerge From the Sand
Many researchers have documented the lives of sea turtles. Videos like this one prove how lucky we are to witness the life ...
Queensland’s critically endangered bum-breeding turtle populations set for a boost thanks to joint project by researchers
Researchers from the Burnett Mary Regional Group (BMRG) have partnered with Taribelang Aboriginal Corporation (TAC), WYLD ...
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Rare Glimpse of Sea Turtle Sweetly Sleeping the Day Away Is the Moment of Zen Everyone Needs
Sea turtles live in every ocean in the world except for the Arctic regions. There are seven species of sea turtles and six of ...
Leatherback lays earliest recorded sea turtle nest on a County-managed beach
A leatherback sea turtle was spotted on New Smyrna Beach, marking the earliest recorded sea turtle nest on County-managed ...
High human traffic on beaches a threat to nesting turtles
Green turtles are back to lay eggs here, but the rapidly increasing human activity along the beach is posing a serious threat ...
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Florida sea turtle nesting season: Where can I see sea turtle nests? When is the season?
1 in 1,000 turtle hatchlings are expected to survive after they're born. Sea turtles lay about 80 to 120 eggs. There are five Florida sea turtle species: Hawksbill, Kemp's ridley, Loggerhead ...
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Inside the Herculean Effort to Study and Save the World’s Smallest Sea Turtle
Many turtle eggs incubate best in sand temperatures below ... to look for the reflecting moonlight that will guide them to the water’s edge. The sand bubbles with hatchlings—biologists call ...