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1. Green Sea Turtles
   Green sea turtles, Chelonia mydas, get their name from the color of their body fat, which is green from the algae they eat. The Hawaiian name is Honu. ...
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2. Ridleys sea turtle
   Sea Turtles Each species of sea turtle is distinctive in appearance and behavior, all sea turtles have certain characteristics in common the shell consist of a ...
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3. the Green sea turtle
   ... Because the green sea turtles have to travel so far to lay their eggs there tends to be a limited number of important nesting sites for the turtles to go to. ...
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4. Green Sea Turtle
   ... 2 Sea turtles, in adaptation to an aquatic life, have limbs modified into flippers for efficient swimming. ... 3 Many sea turtles love to eat jellyfish. ...
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5. clearwater aquarium
   ... life. It has an abundance of live sea life such as, sea turtles, dolphins, otters, and a variety of native Florida fish. The Clearwater ...
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6. Animal Navigation
   ... Applying this new idea to the migration of sea turtles. ... Young sea turtles inherit a set of instructions that help guide them along their migratory route. ...
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7. Where Have They Gone
   ... Oil spills like the one in the Prince William Sound on the coast of Alaska and Hawaiian sea turtles and their many troubles with humans are just some examples ...
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8. Globalization
   ... People dressed up as sea turtles in revolt to the fact that if things go as planned for the WTO one of the trade results would be the US opening seafood trade ...
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9. Costa Rica
   ... Encyclopedia Americana p.5152 On the beaches you could find a variety of crabs, iguanas, basilisks, and sea turtles swimming in the ocean. ...
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10. The old man and the sea From what simple things come
    ... Why did they make birds so delicate and fine as those sea swallows when the ocean can be so cruel ... To be of last assistance to Santiago, would be the turtles. ...
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11. aborigine
    ... sand. They leave some so as to insure there will always be sea turtles around. This area is also where the dugongs feed and breed. ...
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12. reptiles
    ... 12 families. Most families live in a freshwater habitat, and two families live in the sea.Turtles vary widely in size. The North ...
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13. Popluation Growthtoo many people
    ... reevaluating 21. When baby sea turtles hatch from eggs on the beach, they instinctively go toward light. The baby turtles think ...
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14. Threats to our Ocean Fisheries
    Threats to Our Ocean Fisheries Most people are familiar with the problems of the blue whale, efforts to save endangered sea turtles, and the many tragic tales ...
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15. The Leopard Shark
    ... But the ampquotman eating sharksampquot arenamp39t the only victim of the nets. These nets also trap and kill many harmless sharks, dolphins, sea turtles and rays. ...
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16. Dolphins and Sharks
    ... Dolphins eat just small fish, squids, and shrimps. On the contrary, sharks eat big animals like marine lions, sea turtles, and stingrays. ...
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17. Great White Shark
    ... ampquotMan Eaters,ampquot no, Great Whites are meateaters. They do not it people , but they do prefer sea lions, seals, fish, otters and sea turtles. ...
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18. Coral reef destruction and conservation efforts
    ... and oxygen. Housed in this magnificent underworld are the marine fishes, invertebrates, sea turtles and crustaceans. Both the corals ...
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19. Water Pollution1
    ... Sea turtles also suffer from plastic debris floating out at sea they mistakenly accept plastictransparent bags as jellyfish or food, which they choke on very ...
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20. ocean water
    ... Sea turtles also suffer from plastic debris floating out at sea, they mistakingly accept plastictransparent bags as jellyfish or food, which they choke on ...
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21. National Wildlife Federation
    ... Materials At this moment some of the projects that the NWF is working on include: Restoring strong protections for endangered sea turtles killed in shrimp ...
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22. Thesis Essay
    ... Some of the numerous animals with such a sense are: honeybees, sharks, sea turtles, rays, homing pigeons, migratory birds, tuna, and salmon. ...
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23. Globalization Threat to the Environment
    ... from being sold to the highest bidder or whether nations can reject imported shrimp caught in nets that catch and drown endangered sea turtles VeenGroot and ...
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24. Globalization Threat to the Environment
    ... from being sold to the highest bidder or whether nations can reject imported shrimp caught in nets that catch and drown endangered sea turtles VeenGroot and ...
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25. My Father
    ... We even went one night to see sea turtles lay their eggs, which is a very rare sight. As I grew into a teenager, my father and I constantly fought. ...
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26. Recall a Trip
    ... perfectly clear . We saw sea turtles, crabs and other animals while we lounged around. This was my favorite time while I was down. It ...
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27. Clean Water Act
    ... in helping to re establish populations of the American alligator, the California condor, the Blackfooted ferret, and many species of endangered sea turtles. ...
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28. Ponce de Leonamp39s Search for the Elusive Fountain
    ... When the explorers came across a group of islands, they replenished their food supply with nearly twohundred sea turtles that inhabited the islands. ...
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29. Australia 2
    ... fish and several kinds of birds. Giant clams, sea turtles, and crabs also live in the reef. The warm waters around the reef and ...
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30. austrailia
    ... fish and several kinds of birds. Giant clams, sea turtles, and crabs also live in the reef. The warm waters around the reef and ...
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