An Important Journey(Sea Turtles)

Sea turtles spend ..........

• 90% of their time in the water.

• 100% of their time in the water.

• 99% of their time in the water.

• 50% of their time in the water.

Female sea turtles will return to their nesting beaches ........

• every year to every three years to mate and lay their eggs.

• every year to every five years to mate and lay their eggs.

• every year to every two years to mate and lay their eggs.

• every year to every four years to mate and lay their eggs.

Sea turtles migrate to find abundant........

• sources of food such as mussels and jellyfish.

• sources of food such as seaweed and jellyfish.

• sources of food such as shrimps and jellyfish.

• sources of food such as crabs and jellyfish.

Leatherback turtles can weigh more than 1,000 pounds...........

• and measure up to five feet in length.

• and measure up to seven feet in length

• and measure up to six feet in length.

• and measure up to two feet in length.

Pacific loggerhead turtles migrate from their nesting grounds in Japan.......

• to their feeding grounds along the coast in Mexico.

• to their feeding grounds along the seacoast in Mexico.

• to their feeding grounds along the California coast in Mexico.

• to their feeding grounds along the Baja California coast in Mexico.

Dr Nichols tracked a loggerhead turtle as it spent..........

• many years swimming across the entire Pacific Ocean.

• two years swimming across the entire Pacific Ocean.

• a year swimming across the entire Pacific Ocean.

• five years swimming across the entire Pacific Ocean.