Safari Ltd Good Luck Minis Sea Turtles

Description

At all stages of life, they face danger from fishing, poaching, and habitat degradation. History It’s said that the most dangerous moments of a Sea Turtle’s life are the very first—when it makes the slow, awkward journey across the sand from egg to sea. Adult Sea Turtles can weigh up to 700 pounds and measure 5 feet across. Conservation efforts include protected beaches, new technology in beachfront lighting, new fishing technology, and plenty of education. Adult Sea Turtles can weigh up to 700 pounds and measure 5 feet across. Once in the water, though, life doesn’t exactly get easy for them. And boy do they grow. History It’s said that the most dangerous moments of a Sea Turtle’s life are the very first—when it makes the slow, awkward journey across the sand from egg to sea. Once in the water, though, life doesn’t exactly get easy for them. The omnivores swim warm coastal waters, feeding on crabs and jellyfish when young, but switching to a diet of seagrass and algae as they age and grow. And boy do they grow. Adult Sea Turtles can weigh up to 700 pounds and measure 5 feet across. At all stages of life, they face danger from fishing, poaching, and habitat degradation. Conservation efforts include protected beaches, new technology in beachfront lighting, new fishing technology, and plenty of education. Conservation efforts include protected beaches, new technology in beachfront lighting, new fishing technology, and plenty of education.

Key Features

• Conservation efforts include protected beaches, new technology in beachfront lighting, new fishing technology, and plenty of education.
• At all stages of life, they face danger from fishing, poaching, and habitat degradation.
• History It’s said that the most dangerous moments of a Sea Turtle’s life are the very first—when it makes the slow, awkward journey across the sand from egg to sea.
• Adult Sea Turtles can weigh up to 700 pounds and measure 5 feet across.
• The omnivores swim warm coastal waters, feeding on crabs and jellyfish when young, but switching to a diet of seagrass and algae as they age and grow.
• Once in the water, though, life doesn’t exactly get easy for them.