Rescuing Sea Turtles from the Cold

Detailed Description
When water temperatures drop below 50 degrees Fahrenheit (10 degrees Celsius), cold-blooded sea turtles, like this Kemp’s ridley, can become cold-stunned. They are unable to swim or even raise their heads out of the water to breathe, which can lead to drowning. Photo by Margaret Lamont, USGS
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Image Dimensions: 1050 x 856
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Location Taken: US