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Endangered Sea Turtles Face More Risk As Only 1% of New Hatchlings Are Male

"Some heavy metals, such as cadmium and antimony, were correlated with more females than expected," biologist Arthur Barraza told Newsweek.

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The World Is Running Out of Male Sea Turtles

Green sea turtles are already an endangered species, mainly due to humans hunting them, harvesting their eggs, degrading their habitats, or entangling them in garbage of some kind.

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Underwater photographer David Hannan takes us to the depths of the ocean to meet its curious and interactive residents

Underwater photographer David Hannan takes us to the depths of the ocean to meet its curious and interactive residents
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The sex ratio of endangered sea turtles is badly skewed by pollution

The sex ratio of endangered sea turtles is badly skewed by pollution
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Metal Pollution May Be Making More Green Sea Turtles Female | Smart News

In addition to warming temperatures, new research finds contaminants might contribute to the endangered reptiles' skewed sex ratios

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