For approximately 3,000 years, generations of green sea turtles have returned to the same seagrass meadows to eat. This was discovered by Willemien de Kock, a historical ecologist at the University of ...

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"This population is almost entirely female." ...

A green sea turtle rescued near Harkers Island has been released back into the wild after spending months in ...

After decades of protection, green sea turtles are rebounding and no longer classified as endangered on the global Red List ...

Rescuers with the Florida Aquarium transported a stranded green sea turtle found in rural Florida for rehabilitation. Screengrab from the Florida Aquarium's video Two passersby encountered a “mystery” ...

Seventy-nine green sea turtle hatchlings were released in Panglao Sea, marking another positive step in the conservation of one of the world’s endangered marine species, and highlighting the ...

The juvenile green sea turtle was treated for months after a cold-stunning event before its Gulf release, Florida Aquarium ...

Green sea turtles are struggling because of climate change, habitat destruction, erosion and other threats. Matteo Colombo In a nest of green sea turtle eggs, the sex of the hatchlings depends on the ...

Once on the path to extinction, East Pacific green sea turtles in L.A. are coming back in a major way – right in the middle of suburbia. Often, when we tell stories about animals, it's about how badly ...