Sea Turtles

A structural adaptation of a sea turtle is its streamlined body shape, which allows it to move efficiently through water. Additionally, its flippers help it to swim and navigate in the ocean.

The largest leatherback sea turtle ever found was recorded to be about 10.5 feet in length and weighed around 2,019 pounds. These turtles are the largest species of turtle and can reach impressive sizes in the wild.

Sea stars are slow-moving animals that primarily feed on mollusks, crustaceans, and small fish. They typically use their tube feet and suction-cup-like structures to move around and capture prey. Sea stars also have a unique feeding mechanism where their stomach can be pushed out of their body to digest food externally.

Global warming can impact sea turtles in several ways, including rising sea levels that may erode nesting beaches, increased storm intensity that can destroy nests, and changes in water temperature that can disrupt migration patterns and nesting behavior. Additionally, global warming can also lead to ocean acidification, which affects the food sources of sea turtles.

The scientific name for a leatherback sea turtle is Dermochelys coriacea.

The scientific name for sea turtles is "Cheloniidae" for the family that includes most species, and some common species are also known by specific scientific names, like "Chelonia mydas" for the green sea turtle.

The Loggerhead sea turtle can be found in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. The loggerhead mostly stays in the water, females come out of the water briefly to lay eggs.

It's multicellular, just like you and I. If it were a single cell, that would be different.

Sea bass refers to more than a dozen different species of fish. Menus in Israel usually just call it סיבס (SEE-bahss)

Green sea turtles do not become pregnant. They lay eggs.

A few weeks after mating, a female green sea turtle arrives on the beach and digs a hole in the ground for her eggs. Inside the hole, she lays over 75 - 200 eggs and then covers the hole with sand. Read more from the article this was copied from by clicking on the link, below.

Sea turtles can stay under water for almost their whole life! One of the only times they come out of the water is when they are going to lay there eggs because they lay there eggs on land and leave them and then the babies have to find there way back to sea all by themselves. Most of them get eaten by seagulls on their way so that's why there are not so many sea turtles... Most of them get eaten.

a sea turtle can grow up to 8 feet in length and 3 to 5 feet in width

Type your answer here... Sharks, Killer whales, but mostly man. Man can run them over by speeding boats, or have the turtle eat trash we leave behind. It is very sad.

Because leatherbacks primarily eat jellyfish. They have two sharply pointed cusps, one on the upper and one on the lower jaw that allows them to pierce jellies and other soft-bodied organisms.

sea turtles cannot be kept as pets. it is against the law to own one because they are endangered.

A sea turtle is neither. It is a reptile, just like the snakes and lizards on land are reptiles.

twisting, turning and splashing at water surface helps confuse predators

I am pretty sure sea turtles legs are called flippers. Also, i think they can be called webbed feet. You know, i think they can be called fins too. I would go wth flippers.

the behaviourl adaptations are to be mad at everything it sees

To steer, ride the ocean currents, and swim.

Well to my consideration we should clean up the beach after storms or make sure our landfill won't fill up with garbage that could end up in the water or maybe take it simple recycle.

yes, tiger sharks

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