Archeology
Ancient giant turtle as big as a rhinoceros, extinct 66 million years ago salvaged
A specimen of one of the largest turtles ever known, measuring nearly 4 metres long, has been found in Spanish waters.
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Oceanography
Hundreds of 'cold-shocked' sea turtles washed ashore
Experts at the New England Aquarium have rescued more than 200 critically ill sea turtles suffering from cold shock in Cape Cod Bay.
Animal world
A mother turtle weighing nearly 100kg came from Malaysia to Con Dao to lay eggs
A green turtle (green turtle) weighing nearly 100 kg with a Malaysian tag came to Bay Canh island, Con Dao to lay 108 eggs.
Oceanography
Discovered sea turtle carcasses washed up on the beach in Ba Ria-Vung Tau
When discovered by people, the sea turtle weighed about 80kg, was in a state of decomposition, was more than 1.1m long, had a shell 60cm wide, and was washed by the wave…
Animal world
Strangely, the gentle turtle is a nightmare for predators and scientists
In the natural world, no animal can attack a turtle shell directly. Turtles are undoubtedly one of the most successfully evolved species in the wild.
Animal world
Overwhelmed with thousands of turtles swimming ashore nesting eggs
The image of thousands of green turtles gathered at the edge of Australia's Great Barrier Reef during breeding season creates an interesting scene.
Oceanography
Florida sea turtles died after swallowing more than 100 pieces of plastic
Recently, the Gumbo Limbo Nature Center in Boca Raton posted a picture of a dead turtle and hundreds of small pieces of plastic removed from its gut.
Oceanography
Sea turtles get their heads in water pipes to eat waste
Images of rare pineapple tortoise and a few fish feeding near the sewage pipes cause concern about pollution on Boracay Island.
Animal world
Male turtles become females because of global warming
Scientists warn, some populations of popular turtles may disappear.
Discover science
Great but forbidden dishes in America
Pig, plum, Mirabelle, shark fin ... are delicious dishes that are loved by many in some countries but banned in the US.
Discover science
Why do sea turtles dive underwater?
Researchers have understood why sea turtles often feed and breed in shallow water or on land, but dive very deep in the ocean. People are watching and studying this rept…
Oceanography
Mysterious hundreds of dead sea turtles floating in the Pacific Ocean
It was found that nearly 400 sea turtles floated on the Pacific Ocean. The reason has not been clarified, but there has been a hypothesis given.
Oceanography
Thinking of alien creatures but
Most people will probably only see the appearance of a turtle without really knowing what it is like in their body.
Oceanography
The poisonous sea turtles of the jellyfish eat voraciously
Ocean marine biologist Johnny Gaskell shot a young green sea turtle tearing jellyfish tentacles as food in shallow waters around Hook Island, Queenland state.