Loggerhead MarineLife Center rescues cold-stunned turtles
Loggerhead MarineLife Center in Florida is rescuing and treating cold-stunned turtles as ocean temperatures drop below 50 degrees. Doctors at the center say when temperatures in the ocean drop to 50 degrees or below, turtles can become cold-stunned or stressed.
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‘Oh my gosh, it’s a good day’: Sea turtle released back into the Gulf after long recoveryWell, this hardly ever happens in January but in Gulf Shores, it's a perfect day for a sea turtle release. Folks from all ...
Loggerhead sea turtles are sentinels for changing oceans. In a new analysis covering nearly 30 years of data on turtle ...
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LMC faces volunteer shortage after patient surge of 17 cold-stunned sea turtlesSeventeen cold-stunned sea turtles were rescued after a record-breaking cold front that left the turtles stranded in the cold ...
When Stanford researchers began tracking a group of Loggerhead Sea Turtles, they were trying to answer a simple question about their migration pattern. Now, they've wound up generating far bigger ...
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The sea turtle nesting season in the Mexican Caribbean is every year between May and November and one of the beaches that ...
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The first floating rehabilitation centre in Tunisian waters offering hope for vulnerable sea turtlesA barge in southern Tunisia is being used to treat injured loggerhead turtles, allowing the threatened species to receive ...
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