A green sea turtle's shell is called a carapace. The carapace is the upper part of the turtle's shell and is typically heart-shaped, featuring a smooth surface that can vary in color from olive to dark brown. This shell provides protection and is an important part of the turtle's anatomy. The underside of the shell is known as the plastron.
Of Course not its obviously GREEN!
plastron
because of there leather shell
they defend themsleves by hiding in their shell
it helps the turtle blend in
green sea turtle
A baby green sea turtle would be called a hatchling.
See link below for photo of a Leatherback sea turtle They are dark green.
Large sea turtles. The seven existing species are Flatback, Green Sea Turtle, Hawksbill, Kemp's Ridley, Leatherback, Loggerhead and Olive Ridley.
A sea turtles shell stays on its back because its attached
like every other turtles they use their shells for camouflage, to hide, and to protect their selves from praetors.
Green sea turtles are covered with a hard, protective shell called a carapace, which is composed of bony plates covered by scutes made of keratin. Their skin is typically a shade of olive green, which helps them blend into their marine environment. The shell provides both protection from predators and buoyancy in the water. Additionally, their skin may host algae and barnacles, which can contribute to their camouflage.