Leatherback turtles primarily feed on jellyfish, but they tend to prefer certain species, such as those in the Aurelia and Chrysaora families. While they can consume a variety of jellyfish, their diet is influenced by availability and the turtles' ability to digest different types. Some jellyfish may be less nutritious or difficult for leatherbacks to eat, so their diet is not exclusively composed of all jellyfish types.
Leatherback sea turtles are reptiles, like all turtles and tortoises.
<span class="cs_misspelled">No.Their</span> lips help them to eat jellyfish as they just swallow their food.<span id="caretPos"></span> No turtles have teeth. They all have beaks instead.
Whales, turtles, and larger types of fish all eat the moon jellyfish. The moon jellyfish is thought to have existed for millions of years.
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Green, leatherback and loggerhead are all kinds of turtles.
they are endangered and no they are not mammals they are reptiles
First of all, it's spelled leatherback, not lether bag. The answer is yes, because turtles are omnivorous when they are young. They sometimes eat jellyfish, too, but not when they're older.
All turtles (except for the chocolate ones) are reptiles.
All reptiles are cold-blooded.
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A male leatherback turtle is a member of the leatherback species, known for its large size and distinctive leathery shell, which lacks the hard, bony carapace found in other turtle species. These turtles can weigh between 550 and 2,000 pounds and are the largest of all sea turtles. Unlike females, male leatherbacks do not return to land after hatching; they spend their entire lives in the ocean, primarily feeding on jellyfish. Males play a critical role in the species' reproductive cycle, mating with females during breeding seasons.
All reptiles lay eggs. Reptiles are animals that have scales, are cold-blooded and lay eggs, like turtles and snakes and lizards.