Top facts about sea turtles | WWF

Sea turtles are unique creatures living in our oceans. Hear Lauren share our top 10 facts about sea turtles!
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[@annmariesmith5044]

Really great to hear and see thankyou. I adopted a sea turtle a few months ago. Aren't they just amazing creatures. They must be more protected 👍🙏

[@user-mu1dk2vs9e]

I LOVE EM

[@meganantoinette2542]

Turtles are really majestic creatures I love them

[@Nothingeverhappend]

We loved it so much ❤

[@adilysreyes2904]

It’s our responsibility to protect the ones that have no voice

[@donnamcdonald3709]

i love this for my class

[@annaleselynch7378]

Our class is studying animals from Costa Rica, and we would love to learn more about the Howler Monkey, Jaguar, Green Iguana, Toucan, Coati, and the Sloth!

[@katharinebarrett4929]

🐢❤very interesting video . Thank You.

[@davidsimmonds5206]

Fantastic facts, love to hear about Leopards. 👍🏼🙏

[@glossyrose6207]

These are very interesting fact you really helped! I'm doing a non chronological report about sea turtles and I really wanted some facts! This is so good!!

[@matildam.actress]

Amazing facts to hear, I'd love to hear about dolphins. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@patriciacarter5878]

Yes

[@adamcooper4796]

Me too

[@johnpasqua8762]

Protections for all of earth's marine life .

[@christopherbrookfield4785]

Turtles are the coolest!
How about a video on the praying mantis?
Or munkjacks?

[@cathyunstoppable248]

Very cool facts. They are magnificent. Mainstream society has lost touch with wild life so much. Can you talk about Octopuses?

[@Alitmos]

“Sea Turtles” refers to seven different species of turtle. The Flatback is the only one not listed as endangered by the IUCN due to insufficient data. They were listed as endangered by Australia, however, in 2000. (The majority of known Flatbacks are in and around Northern Australia) It is the most recently classified as protected, namely due to it’s relatively more recent discovery as an individual species in 1988.
The Leatherback and Kemp’s Ridley were classified as endangered in 1970. The Loggerhead was classified in 1973. The Olive Ridley was classified in 1978. The Green and Hawksbill were classified in 1982.
All are still very much under threat due to human activity and climate change but many populations have made significant recovery (one particular beach has doubled in nesting sites) due to conservation efforts.
Spread awareness. Not misinformation. No Sea Turtle has “now” been listed as endangered. Most have been listed for 40-50 years.
The video this is clipped from was made by the World Wildlife Fund and mainly shows captive turtles which look to be mostly Loggerhead. Possibly from the Shark Wreck Reef exhibit in the Bournemouth Oceanarium.

[@jaynekeay9677]

Very interesting and cool! Would like to know more about giant tortoises (have one myself, she is 56 years old!)

[@randomthangs1789]

Great content!

[@emily14208]

Off course it is you dummy its WWF

[@bari2883]

How long can they hold their breath under water?

[@sandeepniraula9217]

4 hours

[@user-ts2ly1bn4f]

Tamil people travelled all over the world following the path of turtles especially olive turtles back in the days like several thousands of years ago.. the turtles return back to the land they were born to lay their eggs.

[@leagelman999]

red pandas

[@Doglover14929]

I sponsor adopted marine turtles from wwf

[@JasonWood100]

Bicatch is bad, but we should also value the lives of the fish and not eat fish or buy products with fish ingredients.

[@betsypena8203]

Sup

[@glossyrose6207]

Please-

[@Trippel24]

Hola