Loggerhead Turtle Facts and Behavior

The video explores the life of newly hatched baby loggerhead turtles. It describes their instinctual journey from the sand to the ocean, highlighting their geographical distribution in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The video emphasizes the challenges these turtles face without parental guidance and their potential lifespan. Female turtles may return to their birth beach to lay eggs, while males remain in the ocean.

Where are loggerhead turtles commonly found?

• In the Mediterranean Sea

• In the Indian Ocean

• In the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans

• In the Arctic Ocean

What natural instinct do baby loggerhead turtles follow after hatching?

• They dig deeper into the sand

• They wait for their parents

• They climb trees

• They move towards the ocean

Why is it crucial for baby turtles to start their journey to the ocean immediately?

• To avoid predators on the beach

• To find food quickly

• Because they have no parental guidance

• To join other turtle groups

What is a significant difference between male and female loggerhead turtles?

• Males return to the beach to lay eggs

• Females never leave the water

• Females may return to the beach to lay eggs

• Males live shorter lives

How long can loggerhead turtles potentially live?

• Over a century

• A few weeks

• Several decades

• Only a few months