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Yes, all sea turtles are swimmers, as they are adapted to life in the ocean. They use their flippers to propel themselves through the water and can cover long distances. While they may come ashore for nesting, their primary mode of movement is swimming. Each species has unique adaptations that enhance their swimming abilities.
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Why do sea turtles swim in the sea?
Sea Turtles swim in the sea because they eat fish.
Do sea turtles swim?
Obviously
How do sea turtles exercise?
they swim
How do sea turtles get around the ocean?
They swim, or rapid swim.
Can sea turtles swim?
Why, of course they can. ( hense the word "sea")
How do sea turtles swim?
By moving their fins
What do sea turtles likes to do?
Swim and eat.
How do green sea turtles migrate?
They swim!
Do sea turtles like to swim?
yes
How are sea turtles different from turtles?
Sea turtles can't walk on land easily because of their flippers. Land turtles can swim, but not as gracious and swiftly as a sea turtle.
Where do sea turtles swim?
A sea turle swims in the pacific ocean.
What are some habits of sea turtles?
They lie in the sea weed
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