These photos shared by oceanfervor and oceansnation were taken by drones flying over the waters of this incredible gathering ...

With the very serious risks sea turtles are facing, we cannot ignore the call to act. Scientists make disturbing discovery ...

Warmer temperatures result in more female hatchlings ... more than 99% of green sea turtles that hatched on warmer beaches near the northern Great Barrier Reef (GBR) in Australia were female ...

Visitors should report nesting turtles or hatchlings to the ... marker 60 is 15 miles per hour. Sea turtles can be hard to see in the sand with their grayish-green shells. All traffic laws apply ...

All up 99 hatchlings were released ... “Loggerhead sea turtles make a mass migration at this age so they’re going to be out in the EAC (East Australian Current) - just like Finding Nemo ...

Visitors should report nesting turtles or hatchlings to the ... marker 60 is 15 miles per hour. Sea turtles can be hard to see in the sand with their grayish-green shells. All traffic laws apply ...

"The public can help us protect these imperiled species by keeping an eye out and reporting all nesting sea turtles, their nests, and hatchlings ... with their grayish-green shells.