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Sea turtles are becoming extinct because their eggs and their meat are taken for food at a faster rate than the animals pro-creating and producing more turtles. They also take the shell. This poaching is illegal in most places because sea turtles are protected (people still do it).
Secondly, they mistaken plastic bags as food, which make many of them sick (a fraction do not survive).
Thirdly, fishing nets entrapped turtles for too long that they eventually drown.
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What kind of species are going extinct?
sea turtles
Are green sea turtles extinct?
no
Are sea turtles endangerd animals?
Yes. All sea turtles are listed as threatened or extinct.
How are green sea turtles becoming extinct?
they are going extinct because people are killing them for the pretty skin yup yup yup yup! im uch
How green sea turtles become extinct?
they are going extinct because people are killing them for the pretty skin yup yup yup yup! im uch
How are sea turtles under threat?
Hunting for their eggs and shells will kill them and cause them to be extinct.
How are sea turtles helpful?
People should save turtles, because if a lot of them are getting killed, there aren't going to be any turtles left. And their are approximately 200 turtles left on earth because of what people are doing to them. Please do not try to harm any creature...
What are extinct ocean animals?
Sword Fish, sea turtles, Hector dolphins, whales
How close are green sea turtles from extinction?
The conservation status for the green sea turtle is Endangered. There is one conservation status worse, Critically Endangered, before the green sea turtle would reach Extinct or Extinct in the Wild.
Are green sea turtles endangerd speises?
yes, they are very endangered,they will also become extinct if someone does not help.
Why are turtles homes make turtles extinct?
Turtles homes make them extinct because people pollute thiere water with garbage .
Are leatherback sea turtles extinct?
Leatherback sea turtles are not extinct, but they are critically endangered. They are often caught in commercial nets. There are safety devices in many of these nets to allow sea turtles to escape, but leatherbacks are so huge, that the adults often cannot fit through the escape (known as a turtle excluder device). Another problem is that they sometimes ingest garbage that resembles other foods. This can cause a fatal blockage.
