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Forest Department releases hundreds of olive ridley turtle hatchlings into sea in Thoothukudi

Forest Department releases hundreds of olive ridley turtle hatchlings into sea in Thoothukudi

Why are sea turtles endangered? | Olive Ridley Project

Why are sea turtles endangered? | Olive Ridley Project

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Olive Ridley Sea Turtle Arribada

Olive Ridley Sea Turtle Arribada

Watch how Lou, our olive ridley sea turtle, comes up for air and dives back down in our Soft Coral Garden. #aquariumofthepacific #AOPturtles | Aquarium of the Pacific

Watch how Lou, our olive ridley sea turtle, comes up for air and dives back down in our Soft Coral Garden. #aquariumofthepacific #AOPturtles | Aquarium of the Pacific

1.4K viewsAug 31, 2017

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Olive Ridley Sea Turtle Arribada | Big Pacific

Olive Ridley Sea Turtle Arribada | Big Pacific

Olive Ridley Turtle | Oceana

Olive Ridley Turtle | Oceana

Olive Ridley Turtle | Olive Ridley Project

Olive Ridley Turtle | Olive Ridley Project

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Have you ever seen a sea turtle scratch their shell?! 🐢😮 What this hawksbill do the itchy dance to get a good shell scratch!💃 Sea turtles will often scratch their shells to clean them, this is a self-grooming behaviour that helps them remove epibionts such as barnacles or algae! 🧽 #HawksbillSeaTurtle #SeaTurtleFatcs | Olive Ridley Project

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Rescued olive ridley sea turtle returned to ocean after 7 months of care in California

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Injured olive ridley sea turtle rescued in Chile

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Olive Ridley sea turtle hatchlings (Lepidochelys olivacea) make their way toward the ocean on a beach in Australia. Although it may appear that they are interacting or “communicating,” this behavior occurs because hatchlings respond to the same natural cues: the slope of the beach, the brightness of the horizon, and the sound of the waves 🌊 Each hatchling must complete this journey independently. For this reason, it is essential to keep a safe distance, never touch them, and avoid any interfere

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Olive Ridley turtle hatchlings crawling on sand of sea beach towards the ocean.

Spa day, sea turtle edition.🐢✨ This juvenile hawksbill turtle in Seychelles stopped by the reef’s hottest cleaning station for a premium algae removal treatment, courtesy of the ever-dedicated brown tangs. 🐟 These little fish are like the turtle’s personal glam squad, making sure every inch of that shell is sparkling clean while getting a snack in return. 🍴💅 Do you know what this relationship is calleded in nature? Where two creatureses benefit off of each other? (Tell us in the comments) #O

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Olive ridley sea turtle laying a clutch of white eggs in a nest dug...

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What Do Sea Turtles Eat? | Olive Ridley Project

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One of the lesser known services that sea turtles provide is that of an underwater taxi!🚕🤭 In this video we see a conch shell hitching a ride on the carapace of a hawksbill sea turtle.🐢 This sweet little moment shows just how interconnected ocean life is.💚 PS: Only marine passengers allowed aboard, humans may look, but no touching or flagging a turtle taxi allowed. #SaTurtle #ORPMaldives | Olive Ridley Project

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10 Olive Ridley Turtles Rescued By Local Fishermen, Volunteers, Released In Sea

An intense encounter where a young tiger shark pursues a juvenile hawksbill sea turtle. 🦈 As apex predators, sharks are one of the few natural predators to sea turtles. But turtles are agile creatures and use their carapace (shell) as a shield to defend themselves in close calls like this. The tiger shark eventually gave up on the energy intensive hunt and we were thrilled to see the turtle safely swimming away. 😅 Nature’s balance is incredible to watch in action! 💙 #tigershark #HawksbillTurt

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When you don’t want to get out of bed on the weekend 😪🛌 This baby green turtle had the same idea! 🙈 This is what we call a ‘Pipped hatchling’, which is a hatchling that has broken the egg shell but did not fully hatch. 🐣 Our team in Laamu found this little turtle half-out of the egg during a nest excavation after all it’s brothers and sisters had already left the nest. 😢 It’s not uncommon to find live hatchlings trapped inside nests during excavation, and more often than not, its because th

1.1K viewsAug 26, 2023

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Olive ridley sea turtles are constantly on the move, so protective zones should follow them

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The olive ridley sea turtle nests on the shores of Costa Rica in groups of thousands. Video by Dr. Vanessa Bezy. | National Geographic History

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Olive Ridley vs. Leatherback: Shell Defense Showdown

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Olive Ridley Sea Turtle: 75 Days From Egg To Survivor

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Aquarium of the Pacific on Instagram: "A rescued olive ridley sea turtle has returned to the ocean after receiving seven months of care from staff at the Aquarium of the Pacific. 🐢🌊💙 #AOPturtles #AquariumofthePacific #AOPconservation Press vessel donated by @HarborBreezeCruises. We are all in this together."

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Head of a large Olive Ridley sea turtle nesting on a beach at night

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What’s Inside A Turtle Shell?

3.1M viewsJul 9, 2019

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What Are Barnacles? | Sea Turtle Science

1.8M viewsApr 4, 2021

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Baby turtle's first steps - BBC

1.4M viewsJun 26, 2018

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