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Green sea turtles mainly stay near shore of coastlines or islands, especially near areas with their primary food source — seagrass. They are rarely found in open ocean except when they are first born such as this baby green sea turtle.
Green sea turtles mainly stay near shore of coastlines or islands, especially near areas with their primary food source — seagrass. They are rarely found in open ocean except when they are first born such as this baby green sea turtle.