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man,sharks

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Loggerhead turtles inhabit the marine biome.

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Loggerhead turtles most likely are secondary as the sharks are the apex predators. Hope this helps :)

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Seagulls, crabs, black vultures, and frigate birds eat their young!

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Loggerhead turtles have become endangered because they get tangled in old lost fishing nets and cannot come up to the surface to breath and they drown.

They also choke to death when they mistake plastic bags for jellyfish or they try to eat other plastic objects.

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The Loggerhead sea turtle can lay up to four clutches, and then can not lay eggs for around another two years.

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as big as it can,until it dies?

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60 days

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All types of sharks, specificlly Great White Sharks, eat loggerhead sea turtles. Tiger Sharks are also a predator of the loggerhead sea turtle. When loggerheads go above the surface of the water to get a breath of air, they take a long two minutes to replenish their oxygen supply. During this time, a shark(usually a tiger shark) will take advantage of the turtle and eat it then and there.

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many scientists are trying to figure our what we can do to save the eviorment so far we cannot do anything

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I've done a little research on this, just returning from Florida during their season, and I have found that the period is somewhere around 53-55 days. Interesting to note that the temperature while in the nest will determine the sex of the turtle.

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Simply visit US Navy's Sun and Moon Data Calculator or Earth Tools. Also, sunrise and sunset times are printed in may local newspapers in the weather section.

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Loggerheads are commonly found underneath a shelf on a reef. They are able to take a breath then submerge for a long time to rest. They are also different from other species of sea turtle in that they allow their shells to become disguised with lots of barnacles and sea weeds. Often a loggerhead looks like a submerged log.

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They get the name from their large, block like heads.

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Loggerheads live past 30 years and maybe 50!

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Most of the United States, Mexico, parts of Canada.

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It is estimated that there is around 15,00 loggerhead Sea turtles left. Most are getting caught in fishermen's nets and some are being sold to collectors world wide.

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Endangered Species means that the species has a very small population and is at a great, or greater risk of becoming extinct. Many species that become extinct never make it to the endangered species list. This is according to the Endangered Species Act

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Loggerheads are carnivores, meaning they eat mostly other animals. The baby loggerheads feed on small animals living in the seaweed called sargassum, where they spend early years. Adult loggerheads eat mostly bottom dwelling invertebrates such as whelks, other mollusks, horseshoe crabs, and sea urchins.

Primarily carnivorous during most of their lives. Hatchlings often eat sponges, jellyfishes, sargassum weed, small gastropods and crustaceans. Juveniles, sub-adults and adults feed upon conch, clams, as well as other crustaceans. They have powerful jaws that enable them to easily crush the hard shells of their prey. During migration through the open sea, loggerheads eat jellyfishes, pteropods, floating mollusks, floating egg clusters, squids and flying fishes.

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That depends on what type of turtle you found. Some turtles (such as snapping turtles) are dangerous and probably shouldn't be handled. Others (such as red-eared sliders) are harmless and make decent pets. Make sure you know what kind of turtle you have and what will be required for you to take care of it. In most cases it's better to leave wild animals in their natural habitat. They are happier there. red eared sliders have a a yellow bellie and a red stripe where their ear should be, if it has a yellow belly and not the red ear, it is most likely a yellow bellie slider both are good pets, if it doesn't meet that descripion then you should definitely not keep it. If it does you might not want to keep it though, it might have parents who will be very sad if they lost their child. Think twice before plucking one out of your pond and calling it your pet.

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It means that people are unable to agree on something. They are at an impass.

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Large sharks have been known to eat loggerhead turtles. But humans are the biggest enemy. Because of development along coastal areas, the turtles habitat has been depleted and threatens its survival.

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it means there are not many loggerhead turtles left.

It doesn't mean anything because they are not endangered. They are listed as threatened. No one knows what the population numbers really are.

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tiger sharks ,sharks ,killer whales ,ummmm crabs, (when baby) raccoons, (when baby) etc.