How do sea turtles lay eggs, and how do the hatchlings get to the sea? What happens next? Read more to find out.

This stunning sea turtle isn’t albino—it's leucistic. Here's what makes this pale yellow turtle so rare and how it beat the ...

Sea turtle blows underwater bubbles 01:01. It turns out that birds, amphibians and mammals aren't the only animals to communicate by sound. Scientists have discovered dozens of animal species that ...

Six of the seven species of sea turtles that swim the planet’s waters—leatherback, loggerhead, Kemp’s ridley, green, olive ridley, and hawksbill—are found in every ocean except the Arctic ...

Sea turtles have traversed the deep, blue sea for over 100 million years, according to the World Wide Fund for Nature. Today, seven distinct species exist, according to seeturtles.org. Six of them ...

Flatback; The reptiles have been around for more than 100 million years. Some of them can weigh up to 2,000 pounds and dive nearly 4,000 feet deep. Most sea turtles are endangered.

Researchers like Lohmann have learned that sea turtles, like many other species, seem to navigate using Earth’s magnetic field.That’s the subtle magnetic force — generated by the planet’s ...

In total, there are seven species of sea turtles, six of which are found in and around the coastal waters of the U.S. And, according to Melissa Cook, a research biologist for the National Oceanic and ...

Finally, some good news: endangered sea turtles are recovering because ome conservation efforts seem to be working. A paper published earlier this month in Inter-Research Science Publisher reveals ...

Brisket and Beans are a pair of rescued green sea turtles who now reside at the aquarium's Sea Turtle Rescue Center after surviving boat strikes.

The first sea turtles are thought to have appeared more than 145 million years ago. Today, there are seven species of sea turtle: Flatback sea turtle, Natator depressus; Green sea turtle, Chelonia ...