Sea turtles are

• Amphibians

• Reptiles

• Mammals

• Fish

What do sea turtles eat?

• Jelly fish, seaweed, crab, shrimp, snails, algae

• Sharks

• Cheeseburgers

• Large fish

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What are sea turtles' predators?

• Snails

• Sea turtles

• Humans and sharks

• Dinosaurs

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Where do sea turtles lay their eggs?

• In the sand

• In the ocean

• In a tree

• On a golf course

Some Sea Turtles are Omnivores which means they eat

• Just plants

• Just meat or sea animals

• Meat, Sea Animals and Plants

• Vitamin Juice and Spianch

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Producer

• a body part that helps an organism survive in its environment

• an organism that uses energy from the sun to make its food

• an organism that must eat to get energy

• a behavior that is inherited

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Consumer

• a behavior that is inherited

• an organism that must eat to get energy

• an organism that uses energy from the sun to make its food

• a set of interconnected food chains

How is the life cycle of a sea turtle similar to that of a bird?

• both go through metamorphosis

• both lay eggs

• both can fly

• both have parents that care for their young

What is the function of a green sea turtle's serrated jaw?

• the blade-like jaw helps a green sea turtle rip into a fish's flesh

• the blade-like jaw helps steer a green sea turtle through the water

• the blade-like jaw helps protect a green sea turtle's internal organs

• the blade-like jaw helps a green sea turtle tear vegetation for food

Some facts about sea turtles are listed below:

Fact 1: Sea turtles have four flippers.

Fact 2: Sea turtles return to the beaches where they hatched to reproduce.

Fact 3: Sea turtle bodies are covered with an upper and lower shell.

Which of the facts describe an inherited physical characteristic of a sea turtle?

• Fact 1 only

• Fact 2 only

• Facts 1 and 3 only

• Facts 1,2 and 3

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