Green sea turtles respond to their environment primarily through behavioral adaptations, such as migrating long distances between feeding and nesting areas. They are influenced by factors like water temperature, currents, and the availability of food sources, which include seagrass and algae. Additionally, their nesting behavior is guided by environmental cues such as sand temperature and moon phases, which help them choose optimal sites for laying eggs. These responses enable them to thrive in diverse marine ecosystems.
They don't. Once they hatch, off to the sea they go!!
by pooping every where and peeingKaelie Horton
Green sea turtles appear to look like a land turtle. They can camoflage into their environment too.
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does the green sea turtle shiver
Green sea turtle was created in 1758.
The word that connects "box," "green," and "sea" is "turtle." A "box turtle" is a type of turtle known for its domed shell, "green turtle" refers to the green sea turtle, and "sea turtle" encompasses various species that live in marine environments.
Green Sea Turtle
yes it is called the green sea turtle There is a species known as the green sea turtle, latin name Chelonia mydas. They are the slowest growing of the sea turtle species due to a diet low in protein. They are characterized by the starburst pattern on the shell and two scales between the eyes. Sadly they are poached for their greenish skin :(
a sea turtle is green and it has some blue
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the green sea turtle swims in the sea, in the sometimes its on the sand, eating small leaves