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Leatherback turtles do not have shells .Instead , they have bony platesthat are covered by a rubbery skin. They even like to eat jellyfish, octopus and squid.

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Leatherback turtles don't have teeth. They have sharp and pointy ridges

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Adult leatherback turtles can grow up to a length of 270 cm.

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Adult leatherback turtles can grow up to a length of 270 cm.

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How did the Leather Back Turtle got its name?

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leatherback turtle are becoming extinct as people are collecting their eggs

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Leatherback turtles have no shells but they have bony plates covered with bony plates.

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1. leather back turtles are the fastest reptiles.
2. leather back turtles are the deepest divers of the ocean.

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Leather Back Turtles Are Usually Found Near Coral Reefs As Squids,Jellyfish And Octopus Are Commonly Found There And They Are What Leather Back Turtles Eat.

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Manvi

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leatherback turtle are one of the fastest reptiles

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Leatherback turtles can swim at a speed of 9.8m

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1. Female turtles may lay up to 900 eggs at a time.
2. Leatherback turtles often mistake balloons and plastic bags as jellyfish.

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Manvi

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Leatherback turtles are the world`s fastest reptile and deepest divers

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1.Leather back turtles are the fastest reptiles and one of the deepest divers.
2.The reason why leather back turtles are endangered is because of...
a. Fishing and human pollutions
b.Leather back turtles mistake plastics and balloons for jellyfish,octopus, and squids

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how does a leatherback turtle evade its enemies?

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Turtle Evades a Shark Attack | National Geographic

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Leather Back Turtles female can stay on the beach to hatch their eggs while the male stays in water.

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Besides eating jellyfish, they also enjoy squid and octopus.

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Leatherback turtles' clawless flippers can grow up to 270cm and their favourite meals are jellyfish, octopus and squids

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Leatherback turtles can dive to depths deeper than 1200m.

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Leatherback turtles does not have a hard upper shell, they have hundreds of bony plates which are covered by a rubbery skin.

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Leatherback turtles are the word's fastest reptiles and deepest divers.
They also often mistake plastic bags for jellyfish and eat the plastic bags.

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leatherback turtles lay up to 900 eggs

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The female Leatherback Turtle may lay up to 900 eggs! :o

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they are one of the biggest  turtles and they have rubbery sinks

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Leatherback turtles can swim up to speed of 9.8m/s and are one of the fastest reptiles in the world.They can lay 100 to 200 eggs unfortunately,some eggs did not survive and die because of predators.

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Leatherback turtles are the world`s fastest reptiles and deepest idrevs

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Leatherback Turtles are growing endangered due to pollutants and unwanted trash thrown into the ocean. Fortunately, people have set up the "Save the Leatherbacks Campaign" to prevent leatherbacks from going extinct.

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-Leatherback turtles does not have a hard upper shell or carapace.
-They are mostly seen near the coral reefs
-During the single breeding season,each female can lay up to 900 eggs.

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leatherback turtles are one of the world fastest reptile

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leatherback turtles have hundreds of scale on their back

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Female leatherback turtles can lay to about 900 eggs and the young turtles would hatch from the eggs 49 to 70 days after they were born

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Leatherback turtles are known to be the world's fastest reptiles and deepest divers.
Fishing and man-made pollution also threaten the survival of leatherbacks.

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I learn that leather back are very rare near the Malasia coast.

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They mistake plastic bags as jellyfish.

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Leatherback turtles are known as the world's fastest reptile. Leatherback turtles eat jellyfish , octopus and squid.

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Leather back are the fastest reptiles.

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Leatherback turtles do not have upper shell or carapace like other turtles

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-Leatherback turtles can swim up to depths of up to 1200 metres deep and speed of up to 9.8 metres per second.
-Leatherback turtles are mostly found near coral reefs.

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leatherbacks are known to be the world's fastest reptiles and deepest divers .

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1. Leatherback turtles can go more than 1200m under the sea and can swim at the speed of 9.8 m/s

2. Leatherback turtles does not have a hard shell like any other turtle but rather have hundreds of bony plates that is covered by a rubber skin as it's shell.

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Leatherbacks are the fastest turtles.

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Leatherback turtles mistake plastic bags for jellyfis

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Why Turtles mistake Plastic Bags for food

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Leatherback turtle... the funny side(and also the crazy and weird side)

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Leatherback turtle... the funny side(and also the crazy and weird side)

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Interesting facts about leatherback turtles

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Interesting facts about leatherback turtles

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Trump Sings Believer by Imagine Dragons | [1 Hour Version]

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what is the size of the largest leatherback turtle?

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what is the size of the largest leatherback turtle?

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they can lay 50->200 eggs.

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Information About Sea Turtles: Frequently Asked Questions

1. How are sea turtles able to return to the same beach to nest?

2. How does a sea turtle nest?

3. How many eggs do sea turtles lay?

4. What do sea turtle eggs look like?

5. What determines the sex of a sea turtle hatchling?

6. How do the hatchlings emerge from the nest?

7. Why do hatchlings emerge together?

8. Why do some researchers say there are seven species of sea turtles and some say there are eight species?

9. How do sea turtles locate the ocean while they are on the beach?

10. What do sea turtles eat and do they have teeth?

11. How deep can sea turtles dive?

12. How long can a sea turtle hold its breath? And why do they drown?

13. How big was the largest sea turtle ever recorded?

14. How are sea turtles tracked in the ocean and how long can they be tracked for?

15. What are the methods used to tag sea turtles?

16. Why are sea turtles tagged?

17. Do sea turtles ever lay eggs underwater?

18. Which is the most common sea turtle? Which is the most endangered sea turtle?

19. Why are sea turtles endangered?

20. Why should humans protect sea turtles?

1. How are sea turtles able to return to the same beach to nest?
There are several theories as to how they locate this area, but none have yet been proven. The most common theories are:

* The newest theory on how sea turtles navigate is that they can detect both the angle and intensity of the earth's magnetic field. Using these two characteristics, a sea turtle may be able to determine its latitude and longitude, enabling it to navigate virtually anywhere. Early experiments seem to show that sea turtles have the ability to detect magnetic fields. Whether they actually use this ability to navigate is the next idea being investigated.

* It is widely believed that hatchlings imprint the unique qualities of their natal beach while still in the nest and/or during their first trip from the nest to the sea. Beach characteristics used may include smell, low-frequency sound, magnetic fields, the characteristics of seasonal offshore currents and celestial cues.

* Younger female turtles may follow older, experienced nesting turtles from their feeding grounds to the rookery (breeding site).

7. Why do hatchlings emerge together?
Because hatchlings are small and the egg chambers are deep, it is almost impossible for a single hatchling to escape from the chamber alone. As hatchlings break free from their shell inside the egg chamber, they stimulate other hatchlings to emerge from their eggs too. Once most hatchlings have emerged from their shells, they climb on top of the discarded eggshells to propel themselves to the top of the chamber. The hatchlings near the top of the egg chamber scratch down sand from above and around them. They emerge either en masse or in small groups. Emerging together increases the chance of survival as many hatchlings can overwhelm would-be predators. A single hatchling would be an easy target.

20. Why should humans protect sea turtles?
There are two major ecological effects of sea turtle extinction:
1. Sea turtles, especially green sea turtles, are one of the very few animals to eat sea grass. Like normal lawn grass, sea grass needs to be constantly cut short to be healthy and help it grow across the sea floor. Sea turtles and manatees act as grazing animals that cut the grass short and help maintain the health of the sea grass beds. Sea grass beds are important because they provide breeding and developmental grounds for many species of fish, shellfish and crustaceans. Over the past decades, there has been a decline in sea grass beds. This decline may be linked to fewer numbers of sea turtles grazing. Without sea grass habitats, many of marine species would be lost. All parts of an ecosystem are important. If you lose one, the rest will eventually follow.

2. Beaches and dune systems do not retain nutrients well because of the sand, so very little vegetation grows on the dunes and no vegetation grows on the beach itself. Sea turtles use beaches and the lower dunes to nest and lay their eggs. Sea turtles deposit an average of about 100 eggs in each nest and lay between 3 and 7 nests during the nesting season. Along a 20-mile stretch of beach on the east coast of Florida, sea turtles lay over 150,000 lbs of eggs in the sand. Not every nest will hatch, not every egg in a nest will hatch, and not all of the hatchlings in a nest will make it out of the nest. The unhatched nests, eggs and trapped hatchlings are good sources of nutrients for the dune vegetation, even the left over egg shells from hatched eggs provide some nutrients. As a result, dune vegetation is able to grow and become stronger with the presence of nutrients from turtle eggs. As the dune vegetation grows stronger and healthier, the health of the entire coastal ecosystem becomes better. Stronger vegetation and root systems helps to hold the sand in the dunes and helps protect the beach from erosion. If sea turtles become extinct, dune vegetation would lose a major source of nutrients and would de-stabilize the ecosystem, resulting in increased coastal erosion and reduced habitat for wildlife. Once again, all parts of an ecosystem are important, if you lose one, the rest will eventually follow.

Sea turtles are part of two ecosystems, the coastal system and the marine system. If sea turtles became extinct, both the marine and coastal ecosystems would be negatively affected. And because humans utilize the marine ecosystem as a natural resource for food and use the coastal system for a variety of activities, a negative impact to these ecosystems would negatively affect humans.

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Information About Sea Turtles: Frequently Asked Questions - Sea Turtle Conservancy

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How are sea turtles able to return to the same beach to nest? How does a sea turtle nest? How many eggs do sea turtles lay? What do sea turtle eggs look like? What determines the sex of a sea turtle hatchling? How do the hatchlings emerge from the nest?

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how  a leather back turtle avoid predators?

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Crafty Turtle Avoids Being Tiger Shark's Dinner

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they are the largest sea turtle.

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World's Largest Sea Turtle! Giant Leatherback Sea Turtle!

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Leather back turtles do not have a shell and are descended from Megaxantho(prehistoric turtle)

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leather back turtles are turtles with out shells

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leather back turtles are turtles with out shells

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Why are Leatherback turtles not common?

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how big is a leatherback turtle ?

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leather back turtles's skin feel like leather

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leather back turtles's skin feel like leather

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Why do Leatherback Turtles have distinct lines on their shells? Does it help them survive in any way? And When were Leatherback Turtles confirmed the world's largest species of turtles in the world?

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A leatherback turtle lays their eggs in dry sand

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what leatherback turtles eat

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See a Sea Turtle Devour a Jellyfish Like Spaghetti | National Geographic

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What is the weight of a baby leatherback turtle>

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Why are leather back turtles endangered

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What does a leatherback turtle eat?

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why are leatherbacks going extinct?

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Leatherback turtles are the biggest   turtles in the world

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Leatherback Turtle Nesting in Daylight on Vieques - Very Rare! (subtítulos CC en español)

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how can we help them to stop them from getting exctinct.

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leatherback turtles might become extinct as people hunt them down and sell them.

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Why are Leatherback Turtles facing extinction?

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leatherback turtles have to take care of themselves once they hatch from their eggs.

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Leatherback Turtles have distinct lines on its shell.

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They are the largest turtles

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when were they discovered

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How deep can Leatherback Turtles dive?

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Scuba Dive Hawaii - Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle Eats a Sponge

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Scuba diving Hawaii with Oahu Diving. We get to see turtles eating all the time! They love sponges!!!!! Hey we saved a turtle, watch this video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuGwciZUZWc&feature=youtu.be Oahu Diving scuba diving tours in Hawaii. http://www.oahudiving.com Hey here's the newest turtle eating video. Gotta love these magnificent creatures.

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Where do the leatherback turtles live at and what habits do they have?

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Leatherback turtles eat jellyfish as food.

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Why are leatherback turtles facing extinction?

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Endangered Leatherback Sea Turtles Threatened by Plastics

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Why is this leather back turtle so big?

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World's Largest Sea Turtle! Giant Leatherback Sea Turtle!

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What Do Sea Turtles Eat: Foods That Sea Turtles Eat in the Wild

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Are leatherback turtles about to go extinct?

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Leather Back Turtles Lay Their Eggs On Dry Sand.

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how long does a leatherback turtle live

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why are the leather back turtles going extinct

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how heavy is the largest leatherback turtle:min nuo

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how heavy is the largest leatherback turtle:min nuo

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What Do Leather Back Turtles Feed On?

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Amazing Facts About Leatherback Sea Turtles

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How long can leather back turtles live?

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How much does a baby leatherback turtle weigh?

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How long can a leatherback turtle live.

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How do the hatchlings emerge from their nest.

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Baby leatherback turtle hatchlings make their way to the sea.

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Leather back turtles are the biggest turtles on earth

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i know that leather back turtles animals

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World Largest Sea Turtle Giant Leatherback Sea Turtle//Rainbow Videos

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How many eggs can a female leatherback turtle reproduce.

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