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Coastal News Today | FL - UCF Sea Turtle Research Highlighted for 50th Anniversary of the Endangered Species Act UCF

Coastal News Today | FL - UCF Sea Turtle Research Highlighted for 50th Anniversary of the Endangered Species Act UCF
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A loggerhead sea turtle was hit and killed by a car in Florida Researchers saved dozens of her eggs

A loggerhead sea turtle was hit and killed by a car in Florida Researchers saved dozens of her eggs
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400-pound loggerhead turtle killed on Florida roadway

400-pound loggerhead turtle killed on Florida roadway 400-pound loggerhead turtle killed on Florida roadway Brevard County sheriff s deputies say a 400-pound loggerhead turtle was run over by a car on State Road A1A in Indialantic. Deputies received a call at 5:16 a.m. on Wednesday reporting a traffic obstruction on the roadway. INDIALANTIC, Fla. - A large female loggerhead sea turtle was found dead along a busy Florida roadway. Brevard County sheriff s deputies say it was run over by a car on State Road A1A in Indialantic. Deputies received a call at 5:16 a.m. on Wednesday reporting a traffic obstruction on the roadway. When they realized what it was, they called in the experts.

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400-pound loggerhead sea turtle struck, killed on State Road A1A in Brevard

400-pound loggerhead sea turtle struck, killed on State Road A1A in Brevard Turtle could have been 60 years old, expert says Rick Neale, Florida Today Tags: (FILE) The loggerhead turtle is the most common sea turtle found in Florida. It has a reddish-brown shell and is named for its large head. (Photo by Blair Witherington) (FWC Research Institute) In a rare mishap, a disoriented 400-pound female loggerhead sea turtle was fatally struck by vehicles Wednesday morning on State Road A1A in unincorporated Indialantic, News 6 partner [TRENDING: Ad “In the case of this turtle, there were very clear signs on the beach that she had emerged from the ocean and tried several times to dig a nest,” Seney said.

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400-Pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle, Endangered Species, Run Over by Cars in Florida

400-Pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle, Endangered Species, Run Over by Cars in Florida On 5/13/21 at 10:28 AM EDT A 400-pound female loggerhead sea turtle was fatally struck by multiple vehicles on Wednesday morning near Paradise Beach, Florida, leaving one less of the endangered species alive. The deceased loggerhead was reported to authorities around 5:30 a.m on Wednesday after she wandered up to State Road A1A in Indialantic from a nearby beach, according to local researchers. Authorities have since concluded that the female turtle lost her way while attempting to dig a nest to lay eggs. In the case of this turtle, there were very clear signs on the beach that she had emerged from the ocean and tried several times to dig a nest, Erin Seney, assistant research scientist with the University of Central Florida Marine Turtle Research Group told

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