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Endangered Sea Turtles (Earth’s Endangered Animals)

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Ages 6 to 12 years. To lay eggs, a sea turtle swims thousands of miles to the beach where she was born. This long journey is fraught with danger. In many cases, the beaches are now full of hotels, people, and lights, which fool sea turtles into going the wrong way after they have laid their eggs. The journey of the hatchlings is even more harrowing, and very few make it to the ocean. In this fascinating book, children will learn about: the different species of sea turtles, their bodies, life cyc

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Cloud b Twilight Constellation Night Light, Sea Turtle

• Five endangered sea animal images on turtle shell that illuminate one at a time
• Shell glows in three soothing colors options ocean blue, emerald green and aquamarine
• Shell glows to create a soothing nightlight
• 45 minute sleep timer
• 3 AAA batteries included

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After Olive Ridley turtles, move to conserve house sparrows
BERHAMPUR: Conservation efforts for Olive Ridley turtles have led to protection of house sparrows at Purunabandha village near Rushikulya rookery in Orissa.
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World’s most endangered sea turtle, dozens of eggs spotted on Indonesian beach
JAKARTA, Indonesia – Conservationists say they got a rare glimpse of a 6-foot (2-meter) -long leatherback — the world’s most endangered sea turtle — together with dozens of eggs in western Indonesia.
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Deborah Bassett: Win for the Sea Turtles: Protecting Endangered Species Through Conservation Travel
Marine biologist Dr. Wallace J. Nichols moves to the beat of his own drum, turning the doom-and-gloom scenarios of the nightly news into win/win scenarios for everyone
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  At the request of Malaysia, World Trade Organization (WTO) set up an expert panel to discuss an America’s measure to protect sea turtle.

  The expert panel of WTO has made a decision that allow America implement its law to prevent sea turtle from being killed by shrimp net. According to this rule, if a shrimp boat can harm the existence of those endangered sea turtles, America can refuse to import shrimp product captured by these boats.

  All of the sea turtles living in American water area are regarded as endangered species. When shrimp nets are dragged underwater to capture shrimps, they can also catch sea turtles and tons of other fishes. If a sea turtle can’t get out of the shrimp nets, it will die. To effectively prevent the death of sea turtle, a metal mesh will be stitched on the shrimp net. The metal mesh is called turtle-driven device, it can induce sea turtle to pass through a mesh while other shrimps will go to the rear end of shrimp net through this metal mesh.

  In 1987, America issued Endangered Species Protection Law, requesting those shrimpers in the areas with high mortality rate of sea turtle to use turtle-driven device or to set time limit on their fishing operation. There are more than ten countries that request their shrimp boat to install this turtle-driven device.

  In 1996, Thailand, Malaysia, India and Pakistan lodged a complaint to WTO. They assumed that the limits which America imposed on shrimp’s import have constituted an unfair trade barrier. WTO agreed with the view of these countries, and it requested America to change its implementing method for the act of sea turtle. To comply with WTO requirement, America agreed to import shrimp product from the countries that didn’t request to install this turtle-driven device, but the only condition is that exporting party must testify that those shrimps were caught by the fishing boats equipped with turtle-driven device.

  Sea turtle is a kind of lovely marine creature. If you want to learn more about sea turtle, you can visit http://www.seaturtles911.org On this website, you can learn what measures we can take to save sea turtles. You can even be signed up as a volunteer to protect this endangered animal. The protection area is located in Sanya city, which is China’s southernmost coastal city. If you come here, you can not only see those lovely sea turtle, but also learn Chinese. If we work together, sea turtle will go on surviving on this planet.

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