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What animal eats a sea turtle?
well an frided bird eats sea turtles so it can take it to there nest and feed there babies.
What aimal eats turtle?
what animal eats turtle
What eats green sea turtles?
The baby green sea turtle is eaten by racoons, seabirds and crabs. The only animal that can eat an adult green sea turtle is a shark.
What eats a hawksbill sea turtle?
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What eats a sea sponge?
a hawsbill sea turtle
What animal eats geraniums?
turtle
What eats the sea turtle?
whoever catches him
What eats a grown sea turtle?
A Shark
What may cause its extinction the sea turtle?
Pollution, strictly plastic bags. Leatherback sea turtles are the only animal that eats jellyfish. If this animal goes extinct, jellyfish will multiply rapidly.
Does anything eat a turtle?
I don't know everything that eats a turtle, but one animal that eats turtles is a crocodile.
What eats an animal turtle?
Hawks and other birds.
What animal eats the Atlantic turtle?
its a great white
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