This is a positive result for conservation efforts especially for the green turtle. Read more at straitstimes.com.

1. They’re faster than you think! While large turtles are pretty slow on land due to their size and weight, smaller ones have been known to sprint when necessary, reaching speeds of up to 1km/h ...

There has been a steady increase in the number of green turtles nesting on Malaysian beaches, says the Fisheries Department.

So far this year, 148 stranded sea turtles have been reported from Brevard, according to data from the Florida Fish and ...

“The sooner we learn of a sighting, the more useful the information will be for our study,” Gelvin-Innvaer said.Habitat that is good for Blanding’s turtles is also valuable for many other ...

potentially linked to the recovery of green turtle populations. The good news is endangered green sea turtles have been growing back like gangbusters for more than two decades. The recent not-so ...