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Loggerhead Sea Turtle Facts, Pictures & Information For Kids & Adults

Loggerhead Sea Turtle Facts, Pictures & Information For Kids & Adults

The rescue team finally succeeds returning the female loggerhead turtle to sea. | D.L. Hughley

The rescue team finally succeeds returning the female loggerhead turtle to sea. | D.L. Hughley

642.8K viewsFeb 27, 2023

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$Meet Snooki!! She is an adult female loggerhead sea turtle 🐢✨ that was transferred to KBSTRRC in 2016 after she stranded in New Jersey. Snooki was injured 🤕 with neck fractures and a buoyancy disorder that prevents her from diving 🤿 down for food 🐟. Due to these injuries, our veterinarian 🩺, Dr. Harms, has classified her as unreleasable. We are seeking permanent placement at a zoo or aquarium for her. Loggerheads are the third largest sea turtle 🐢✨ species, averaging about 250-350lbs and 2$

Meet Snooki!! She is an adult female loggerhead sea turtle 🐢✨ that was transferred to KBSTRRC in 2016 after she stranded in New Jersey. Snooki was injured 🤕 with neck fractures and a buoyancy disorder that prevents her from diving 🤿 down for food 🐟. Due to these injuries, our veterinarian 🩺, Dr. Harms, has classified her as unreleasable. We are seeking permanent placement at a zoo or aquarium for her. Loggerheads are the third largest sea turtle 🐢✨ species, averaging about 250-350lbs and 2

16.1K viewsMar 25, 2025

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Turtle Release 🎉 Our team recently captured this female loggerhead sea turtle! We completed a turtle workup with measurements, tags, and an overall health assessment. This turtle measured 91.5 cm (36 in.) in length and weighed 112.6 kg (248 lbs.). She is what we call “robust”, which is a good sign that she is a productive female here for nesting season! This turtle was also a “new recruit” that hadn’t been tagged by anyone else. Before returning to the ocean, she received two external flipper t

Turtle Release 🎉 Our team recently captured this female loggerhead sea turtle! We completed a turtle workup with measurements, tags, and an overall health assessment. This turtle measured 91.5 cm (36 in.) in length and weighed 112.6 kg (248 lbs.). She is what we call “robust”, which is a good sign that she is a productive female here for nesting season! This turtle was also a “new recruit” that hadn’t been tagged by anyone else. Before returning to the ocean, she received two external flipper t

101.3K viewsMay 10, 2024

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Molly, checking in! Molly, an adult female loggerhead sea turtle who is beating the odds and making an amazing recovery at The Turtle Hospital is healing well from her tumor removal surgeries. Molly’s hospital tank has become a place of inspiration! Thank you for your support ❤️‍🩹🐢 #beinspired #teammolly #rescuerehabrelease #seaturtlehospital #compassioniscontagious @turtlebette @thefloridakeys | The Turtle Hospital

Molly, checking in! Molly, an adult female loggerhead sea turtle who is beating the odds and making an amazing recovery at The Turtle Hospital is healing well from her tumor removal surgeries. Molly’s hospital tank has become a place of inspiration! Thank you for your support ❤️‍🩹🐢 #beinspired #teammolly #rescuerehabrelease #seaturtlehospital #compassioniscontagious @turtlebette @thefloridakeys | The Turtle Hospital

65.9K views6 months ago

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Sea turtle spa day for “Briana”, an adult female loggerhead sea turtle at The Turtle Hospital in the Florida Keys! Briana suffered a severe boat strike and is non-releasable due to having bubble butt syndrome, a positive buoyancy disorder. Briana is an ambassador for her species and also a blood donor for critical loggerhead patients at The Turtle Hospital. No barnacle removal here, just algae. If Briana was in the wild, cleaner fish and cleaner shrimp would do the job of keeping the algae down

Sea turtle spa day for “Briana”, an adult female loggerhead sea turtle at The Turtle Hospital in the Florida Keys! Briana suffered a severe boat strike and is non-releasable due to having bubble butt syndrome, a positive buoyancy disorder. Briana is an ambassador for her species and also a blood donor for critical loggerhead patients at The Turtle Hospital. No barnacle removal here, just algae. If Briana was in the wild, cleaner fish and cleaner shrimp would do the job of keeping the algae down

106.2K viewsApr 5, 2024

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Loggerhead Turtle | Oceana

Loggerhead Turtle | Oceana

Last week, our biologists encountered an adult female loggerhead. This big girl weighed in at 133.5 kg, which is about 294 pounds! While performing a scientific work-up on this turtle, we found that she had been previously tagged, but no longer had her flipper tags. This is quite common for turtles that have been recaptured throughout the years. While we often recapture turtles that were originally caught by our group, occasionally we encounter sea turtles that have been tagged by other organiza

28.5K viewsApr 25, 2021

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RARE video of a female loggerhead sea turtle laying her eggs on Naples Beach during the day! Remember never to disturb a sea turtle. Video provided by Maura C. Kraus, FWC permit holder MTP 2020-049. Learn how you can help Collier County protect sea turtles. https://bit.ly/2CejRbC | Collier County, Florida

3M viewsJun 16, 2020

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An adult female loggerhead sea turtle named Swim Shady has been released back into the Atlantic Ocean. She was treated at Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Juno Beach, Florida, after suffering injuries from a boat strike. On Monday, volunteers helped her return to the ocean. Swim Shady underwent surgery and recovered with antibiotics and supportive care. Dozens of people captured the moment with cell phone videos and photos as she crawled back into the water. With nesting season in Florida running

5.2K views6 months ago

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Luna Diana, a 270-pound adult female loggerhead sea turtle was released Saturday off Key West. She was rescued suffering from a boat strike wound to her shell. After a month of treatment and care at The Turtle Hospital, she was ready to be returned to her ocean home! ❤️🐢 #seaturtle | The Florida Keys & Key West

27.4K viewsFeb 17, 2025

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Our female Loggerhead Sea Turtle had her annual physical this past December. Check out our new video and learn how much she’s grown over the last 6 years with Birch Aquarium. | Birch Aquarium at Scripps

1.1K viewsJan 9, 2021

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Close encounter with loggerhead sea turtle thrills scuba diver

New streetlights on Anna Maria Island to be turned off after Loggerhead sea turtle death raised questions

Check out this young loggerhead sea turtle! These turtles are known for their powerful jaws, perfect for crushing hard-shelled prey like crabs and mollusks. They migrate long distances between their feeding grounds and nesting sites, often crossing entire oceans. Loggerheads can live up to 50 years or more in the wild. #turtle #turtles #turtlesofinstagram #turtleturtle #turtlelife #turtlelover #turtlelove #turtlelovers #turtlegram #turtletime #turtleday #turtle🐢 #sdidivers #buceo #scubadiver #s

1.2K viewsJun 5, 2024

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Update on “Harlow” The Loggerhead Sea Turtle’s Condition ❤️‍🩹🐢 Good news! 👍 Harlow’s blood glucose level has risen since the low 40s yesterday. And today, it was recorded at over 60 mg/dl! For reference, a healthy female Loggerhead sea turtle’s glucose level should be around 100 mg/dl. 🩸 In this video, you get to see her eat her new favorite snack! Honey glazed lobster 🍯🦞 We also fed her some honey-filled squid, gave her fluids, and checked her weight at the end. All of which was overseen

110.6K viewsJul 8, 2024

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A loggerhead turtle (Caretta caretta) laying eggs. Loggerhead females take 17 years to reach sexual maturity. Studies suggest that during the mating season, sexually mature females will produce pheromones to alert potential suiters. Once the female has mated, she will lay 3-6 clutches of eggs over a period of 12-14 days, with each clutch containing an average of 100 eggs. She will then not produce any more eggs for the following 2-4 years. Nesting areas are carefully chosen by the females as the

273.5K viewsDec 3, 2019

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Rare occurrence of a loggerhead sea turtle nesting during the day at Fort Fisher State Recreation Area, Kure Beach, NC. Video by Superintendent Jeff Owen. See our previous post for more information! Edit: Since we are getting a lot of questions in the comments, the turtle is fine and she is not stuck. She is using her back flippers to dig a hole for a nest. Once the hole is big enough, she will drop her eggs into the nest and return to the ocean. Park staff will then mark the nest and put a prot

5M viewsJul 11, 2023

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Our Animal Spotlight of the month for May is the Loggerhead Sea Turtle! Here are 5 fun facts about Loggerhead Sea Turtles: 1. Loggerhead sea turtles are names for their broad, muscular heads. 2. Loggerhead sea turtles can get up to 3ft long and weigh 250lbs! 3. Loggerhead turtles have blunt jaws that allow them to feed on hard-shelled prey, such as mollusks, whelks and conch. 4. Female loggerhead turtles return to the same nesting grounds where they were born to lay their eggs. 5. Loggerhead sea

148 viewsMay 1, 2024

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Loggerhead turtle released back into ocean after surviving 10-pound tumor removal

NBC NewsJuliette Arcodia,George Solis

While snapping sunrise pictures at House of Refuge beach, a local photographer spotted something unexpected, a giant loggerhead sea turtle wedged in the rocks! She called FWC for help and one of our officers arrived with backup from Martin County Fire Rescue. Together, they were able to lift the approximately 300-pound sea turtle from where it was lodged. Thankfully, the female loggerhead was unharmed and able to make her way back to the ocean! If you see a sea turtle that is injured or needs he

111.6K views10 months ago

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Loggerhead Sea Turtles | MarineBio Conservation Society

Loggerhead sea turtles are impressive creatures! 🐢 They have a distinct reddish-brown shell and can grow up to 3.5 feet long, weighing around 400 pounds. These turtles live up to 70 years and primarily eat crustaceans, mollusks, and jellyfish. They're famous for their long migrations and nesting habits, with females returning to their birthplace to lay eggs. Conservation efforts are crucial to protect them from threats like habitat loss and pollution. 🌊🐢 #LoggerheadTurtles #Conservation #Mari

3.7K viewsSep 1, 2023

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Loggerhead Sea Turtle Rescue at Florida Keys Hospital

126K viewsNov 25, 2024

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3 female loggerhead sea turtles spotted off the Outer Banks coast

Today is the day! For Loggerhead Day of #SeaTurtleWeek, one of our Loggerhead sea turtles, Zabini, is going home! Inwater Research Group and Gumbo Limbo Nature Center partnered together this morning to celebrate her return to the sea. Zabini, an adult female loggerhead, was originally found in St. Lucie in February of this year with obvious predator bite wounds to her front flipper. She was sent down to our sea turtle rehabilitation facility for some much-needed TLC. After a quick recovery, Zab

34.1K viewsJun 12, 2019

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Endangered loggerhead sea turtle released to Atlantic Ocean from Florida beach

Endangered loggerhead sea turtle released to Atlantic Ocean from Florida beach

99% of Australian Green Sea Turtles Studied Turning Female From Climate Change

National GeographicCraig Welch

Loggerhead Sea Turtle (Caretta caretta) ‪@UnknownOceanLife‬

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