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Turtles, those resilient marine reptiles known for their longevity, are exhibiting remarkable adaptability in the face of the pressing challenges posed by climate change. With temperatures on the rise, these creatures are shifting their nesting seasons earlier each year, emerging as vital indicators of how species can respond to environmental changes. Adapting to a Warmer World Recent studies focusing on green and loggerhead turtles in Cyprus shed light on how these species are adjusting their reproductive timings in response to increasing ocean temperatures.

GULF SHORES, Ala. (WKRG) — It's day one of sea turtle nesting season, which means volunteers with Share the Beach are already on patrol. "We are looking for sea turtle tracks," Share the Beach Director Rachael Holdsworth said. "We mostly have loggerhead sea turtles nest here in Alabama, and they nest at night, so we [...]

Loggerhead sea turtle hatchlings are being drawn miles inland, where they risk falling to predators or dying from exhaustion before they find the water.