The Great Barrier Reef - Sea Turtles

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The Great Barrier Reef - Sea Turtles

What do Loggerhead turtles eat?

1. Clams
2. Crabs
3. Jellyfish
4. Seaweed

Loggerhead turtles have...

1. strong and powerful jaws to crunch and munch
2. soft and gentle jaws to eat soft food

Where do female turtles hatch their eggs?

1. Anywhere they can find
2. In the ocean
3. The beach where they were hatched
4. Near the corals

Loggerhead turtles are classed as

1. extinct
2. vulnerable
3. critically endangered
4. least concern

What are the threats to Loggerhead turtles?
(select 2)

1. Pollution
2. Swimming in the ocean
3. Other turtle species
4. Fishing equipment

Green turtles are mostly...

1. Carnivore (meat)
2. Omnivores (plants and meat)
3. Herbivores (plants)

Green turtles have...

1. a saw-like beak
2. a hammer-like beak
3. a jelly-like beak
4. a wavy-like beak

Green turtles eat..
Select 2

1. Starfish
2. Seaweed
3. Seagrass
4. Crabs

Green Turtles are classified as

1. least concern
2. extinct
3. vulnerable
4. endangered

In West Africa, Green turtles are killed for...

1. Traditional ceremonies
2. Medecine
3. A joke
4. Turtle soup

Green turtles are threatened by

1. loss of nesting beach sites
2. over-harvesting of their eggs
3. hunting of adults
4. caught in fishing gear

Which of these photos of Loggerhead sea turtles do you like the best?

Which of these photos of the Green turtle do you like the most?