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    There are seven main types of sea turtles that live in ocean habitats and face various dangers both as babies and adults. These dangers include birds, raccoons, dogs, fish, global warming, pollution, and poaching. Female sea turtles nest on beaches and lay eggs during warm months, and the sex of the hatchlings depends on the temperature of the sand.

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    Sea Turtles

    By Bretten Allen
    Fin, Noggin, Dude!
    Sea Turtles - Habitat

    Ocean Pollution
    Dangers to Sea Turtles

    Babies Adults
     Birds  Global Warming
     Raccoons  Pollution
     Dogs  Poaching
     Big Fish  Tiger sharks
     Global Warming  Killer whales
     Pollution
     Poaching
    Sea Turtle Types

     Green Sea Turtle


     Flatback Sea Turtle
     Hawksbill Sea Turtle
     Leatherback Sea Turtle
     Loggerhead Sea Turtle
     Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtle
     Oliva Ridley Sea Turtle
    Sea Turtle Babies

     Female Sea Turtles lay eggs in nests


     Usually nest in the warmest months of the year
     Go back to where they were born
     If it is above 88 degrees Fahrenheit the babies will be female
     If it is below 88 degrees Fahrenheit the babies will be male

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