This green sea turtle is munching on algae and blowing sand out of its nostrils. 😤🥬 As juveniles these turtles will eat a range of food including mollusks, crustaceans, jellyfish, and cephalopods. But when once they reach maturity, they become almost completely herbivorous! 🐢🎥 by @jacintashackleton/IG | Science Channel

229M views · 176K reactions | Green sea #turtles are expert navigators and often migrate thousands of miles between feeding grounds and nesting beaches. 讀   by Jacinta Shackleton Videography and Photography | Science Channel | Facebook

Ever wondered how a single green sea turtle can swim thousands of kilometers just to lay her eggs on the very beach she was born on? The incredible green turtle life cycle begins far out at sea, where adult males and females gather near nesting beaches during mating season (usually November to March in Australia). Males never leave the ocean, while females come ashore to nest—often on the same beach where they hatched decades earlier. After mating offshore, a female turtle drags her heavy body o