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Global warming means more female sea turtles but threatens the species

Warmer, darker sands from beach renourishment and climate change hatches more female sea turtles but that threatens the species long-term survival

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Global warming means more female sea turtles but threatens the species

Warmer, darker sands from beach renourishment and climate change hatches more female sea turtles but that threatens the species long-term survival

Merritt island national wildlife refugeUnited statesFlorida atlantic universitySebastian inlet state parkGraeme haysDeakin universityWildlife conservation commissionSea turtle preservation societyCape canaveral national seashoreRoyal society open scienceStella maris environmental researchFlorida fishSebastian inlet stateCanaveral national

Sea turtles under threat from warming seas and hotter beaches, research suggests

Australian scientists say the animals unlikely to be able to change nesting behaviour enough to mitigate temperature rises

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We Just Got Closer to The Secret of How Turtles Navigate in The Open Ocean

How sea turtles and other aquatic life find their way across the open ocean, far from any real navigation aids or natural signposts, has long intrigued biologists. Now, a new study reveals that turtles have basic geomagnetic steering built in – b

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Migrating Turtles Aren t As Good At Navigation As We Thought

Some sea turtles aren't nearly as good at navigating as we thought they were. Might be time for a GPS upgrade.

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