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they live 30years to a hundred years old.
According to the World Wildlife Foundation, the actual lifespan of Leatherback Turtles is unknown at this day in time. This might be because they're a relatively endangered species... Did you know that the Leatherback Turtle is the largest living reptilian animal on earth? For more information visit: http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/pr/species/turtles/leatherback.htmWanna know the difference between a Turtle and Tortoise? Then visit: http://www.sandiegozoo.org/animalbytes/t-turtle.html
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thirty to hundred year old tree

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Over 9000

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I really don't think it has one... maybe cleans the water?

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It has a backwards spine in its back to help it catch slippery jellyfish. Leatherback sea turtles have thick oily skin to protect them from the cold. Leatherbacks also have veins and arteries close together to warm returning blood to the heart. This is called the countercurrent.

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L= lemons

L(5*7)=175

Lemons=5

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Leatherback sea turtles live in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans, as well as South China Sea.

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Size/Weight/Age: Adult Leatherback Turtles grow to 1.3 - 2.7 meters (4 - 9 ft) long. Average weight of mature individuals is 660 to 1,100 pounds (300 - 500 kg). The largest leatherback ever recorded was almost 3.1 meters(10 ft) from the tip of its beak to the tip of its tail and weighed in at 2,019 pounds (916 kg).

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they migrate

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Estimates are around 50-60,000 leatherbacks remaining worldwide.

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Turtles move very slow. this is because of their hind paws which is usually supposed to be in water. turtles move swiftly if they are in the water.

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Leatherback turtle lay eggs.

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See the related links/sites.

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Leatherbacks, the largest living turtles, can weigh more than 900 kg (2,000 lb).

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they migrate

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Leatherback turtle (Dermochelys coriacea) are a Reptilian species like all other turtles.

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NO! Leatherback turtles. Are specially adapted to SALT WATER. They would not survive in freshwater. Also, the grasses that they eat are adapted to salt water. So, they would have the wrong water, and the wrong food. That would be like living in Carbon Dioxide and having only glass to eat.

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NO

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Sexual.

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They mostly eat Jellyfish, so they are carnivores.

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The leatherback sea turtle has quite an unusual appearance compared with other turtles, as the shell is leathery and blackish in color with five distinctive ridges that run along the shell. The black shell and other parts of the body have a bunch of light spots on it.

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Leatherbacks can consume twice their weight in jellyfish daily.

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I have been adopting them online. I don't mean adopting as in they are staying in my home I mean adopting as in paying money so a envoirmental group can take care of them.

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The greatest danger of predation for leatherback sea turtles occurs when they have just hatched. They are very small, obviously, and must reach the water from the sand. During this time they are easily carried away as dinner by birds, crustaceans, other reptiles and, unfortunately, people, who should know better before making a meal of animal high so highly placed on the endangered species list. Very few leatherback sea turtles survive to adulthood.

The biggest predator for the turtle is humans.