Perhaps it’s because they pose no threat – unlike other aquatic species, such as sharks, snakes, and, in some instances, rays – or it’s because watching them swim is like spotting an eagle glide ...
This specimen has just been released and is making their way to the sea for the first time. Hand held. Bright green sea turtle swimming on the surface above coral reef Bright green sea turtle swimming ...
Every several years, small groups of hatchling North Pacific loggerhead turtles, an endangered species, embark on years-long journeys spanning thousands of miles from Japan to the West Coast of ...
The Loggerhead Marinelife Center (LMC) said the green sea turtles were given to the center ... renders them lethargic and unable to feed or swim, which the Center says necessitates immediate ...
they embark on what is often referred to as the “swim frenzy,” a critical period in which they swim continuously for 24 to 48 hours in an effort to reach the relative safety of deep waters. Loggerhead ...
Here, we integrate nearly 3 decades of satellite tracking data from a climate sentinel, the juvenile North Pacific loggerhead sea turtle (Caretta caretta), with concurrent observations of sea surface ...