Rising temperatures are turning young green sea turtle populations almost entirely female, ... southern Great Barrier Reef with 65 to 69 percent of baby turtles born female.

Ready to see adorable baby turtles? This week, the Georgia Sea Turtle Center confirmed the first hatchlings. Where? When? How ...

Read Story Transcript. It turns out baby green sea turtles don't just drift aimlessly on an Atlantic Ocean current — they're bound for the warm algae oasis of the Sargasso Sea.

Four of the turtles were juvenile Green Sea turtles and the fifth was a Kemps Ridley turtle. So far this year, the team has rescue 31 sea turtles and returned 34 turtles back to the ocean. Follow ...

A green turtle wearing its satellite tag, pre-release (Permit number NMFS-19508). Kate Mansfield But the sea also collects plastic from the surrounding currents, much like the Pacific Garbage Patch.

Watch Baby Sea Turtles Run on Treadmills—for Science. ... The team first collected 150 hatchlings from wild loggerhead and green sea turtle nests in Palm Beach County, Florida.

A baby green turtle (left) and a baby loggerhead (right) were excavated by conservationists at the Gumbo Limbo Nature Center. The sun has yet to peek its way through the clouds on this windy ...

Three more baby green sea turtles hatched this morning at the University of Delaware’s College of Earth, Ocean and Environment in Lewes, joining the three others that hatched Sunday; and tomorrow, the ...

The zoo announced on Saturday that its Sea Turtle Healing Center was helping more than 200 baby sea turtles, which included species such as green, loggerhead and hawksbill. The Sea Turtle ...

Climate Solutions These baby turtle eggs were going to be ‘bar snacks.’ Watch the hatchlings return to the sea. But they still face daunting odds, including entanglement in nets, habitat ...

Baby sea turtles don’t really need our help being adorable, but remarkably, scientists have figured out a way to make the tiny shelled reptiles even more mind-numbingly cute: by hypnotizing them ...

Researchers collected 150 loggerhead and green turtle hatchlings from beaches in Florida's Palm Beach County. They set the babies on mini treadmills with lighting that would spur them on.