The Green Sea Turtle

The Green Sea Turtle is one of yet 7 species of sea turtle, with all being in danger of fitting extinct. It is one of the largest sea turtles and has the highest migratory area. This report willing cover from its forcible description through to the specific role that it plays in the environment, as vigorous as solutions to bring the creature to a least concern of extinction. animal(prenominal) Profile The Green Sea Turtles carapace (shell) has a mottled brown top, with its under shell a chromatic white and this shell is often covered in algal growth.Its descriptor is a light green and its head is relatively small, when compared to its body. Contrasting to the new(prenominal) sea turtles, it cant put its head into its shell. The turtles front members are flipper-like, which propel it through the water at ample speeds when needed. When hatchlings emerge from their eggs, they will weigh about 1 ounce, with the carapace single 2 inches long. Sub-adults will rescue a weight o f approximately 200-350 pounds and will grow over 2 and a half feet long. Whereas the fully expectant adult can weigh up to 400 pound (317. kg) and its carapace will expand to 5 feet long.The Green Sea Turtle is a reptile, and it comes from the family of Cheloniidae. The average lifetime expectancy for the Green Sea Turtle ordinarily lasts more than 80 long time in the wild, and it takes over 25 years for them to reach sexual maturity. One of the only differences between the 2 sexes, is that the males have longer and thicker tails than the females, and they also have one single join claw, on the back of the fore flippers.