Scientists typically extract plastic from turtles through a surgical procedure, often performed under anesthesia. They make an incision in the turtle's body to access the gastrointestinal tract, where the plastic is lodged, and carefully remove it. After the surgery, the turtle is monitored for recovery before being released back into its natural habitat. This process is part of broader efforts to address the impacts of plastic pollution on marine life.
NO . Turtles shells are natural and grow with the turtle. Plastic is man made .
Well then get a different tank quick!
scientists think a giant turtle only takes about four breaths per minute.
if the tourits go to the beach and damage their eggs dogs and birds could eat their eggs the blue plastic bags like jelly fish and turtle could eat blue plastic bag and they cloud be in really dangere. here is a picture of a turtle eating plastic bag.
a group or scientists in portugal.just kidding.australia
There are no bugs that eat plastic. Plastic is not digestible to any animal or plant. However, scientists are looking into a bacteria that eats plastic.
Well, if you have a turtle as a house pet, then before allowing your pet to wonder around the house, check for any plastic materials that are out where he can reach it and put them away... duh. And if you are talking about a random turtle that u saw eating plastic, then you can't really do anything except for pick up the plastic. Can't really tell a turtle not to eat something, it won't exactly listen. -.-
for sea turtles, plastic bags. When sea turtles find plastic bags, they assume that it's their favorite food, jellyfish. They can get strangled by these bags. DON'T LITTER!
try to stop littering or stop littering all together.
The first thing they found was a turtle shaped arrow made from chicken legs.
Plastic is made form oil. Oil contains many different polymers and monomers. Scientists combine these qualities to make plastic. Color is then added or extracted to make the plastic the desired hue.
Plastic is pretty cool. You use it to make stuff, and print 3D printer stuff. Neat, huh? But also, plastic can get stuck on turtle's necks - that could kill them; which is bad, huh?