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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsHave you seen a sea turtle in the wild?
This is a hard to move to DU page and make it look right. Go see it for yourself.
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http://turtles.panda.org/?utm_source=WWF+International&utm_campaign=c50551e3c5-Turtles2_6_2015&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_61baba9791-c50551e3c5-291401741
TheFarseer
(9,323 posts)On honeymoon snorkeling in Riviera Maya. Very beautiful.
GusBob
(7,286 posts)All sizes and species
hobbit709
(41,694 posts)DreamGypsy
(2,252 posts)...two years ago. We traveled with Lindblad National Geographic. The range of wildlife we saw was amazing; it was an incredible journey in a beautiful place.
In_The_Wind
(72,300 posts)Awesome link.
Thanks
enough
(13,262 posts)in a deep tidal creek off the coast of southern Georgia, we saw a couple of heads pop up out of the water near us, floating in the same direction with the tide. An instant of panic, then plain awe. Those were very large turtles back then. Don't know how they're doing down there now.
shenmue
(38,506 posts)Hey congrats on 17,000!!!
Now if only I could think of something to say!
cwydro
(51,308 posts)before the next milestone lol!
Well...997.
shenmue
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BrotherIvan
(9,126 posts)Beautiful web page. I have seen many turtles diving and they are always a treat. They don't have a care in the world and just fly throught the water.
Coventina
(27,159 posts)A truly magical experience!!
onenote
(42,737 posts)Depends on the diving location, but in the Caribbean, we see Green Turtles on virtually every dive. Occasionally we see Hawksbills. Seeing loggerheads or leatherbacks is much less common.
locks
(2,012 posts)If we don't care for these amazing peaceful creatures we will lose our oceans and our planet.
localroger
(3,629 posts)Watched an enormous leatherback mama lay her eggs, and carried hatchlings across the beach to the water.
Liberal_in_LA
(44,397 posts)FLPanhandle
(7,107 posts)Lots more around the Florida keys than up here in the panhandle, I still have to watch out for them when boating (don't want to hit one).
cwydro
(51,308 posts)I wasn't even diving on that occasion - just snorkeling.
I never forgot it.
taught_me_patience
(5,477 posts)You'd see them pop up all the time while windsurfing Kailua.
adigal
(7,581 posts)sharks, whales. They are innocents in our destruction of their environment.
Snarkoleptic
(5,998 posts)Swam and snorkeled at Maui beaches and encountered lots of these lovely creatures.
It's a bit of a shock when one sidles up to you!