Learn about Green Sea Turtles🌊🐢: Did you know? Green sea turtles are one of the world’s largest species of turtle, weighing around 65-130kg and measuring between 1-1.2m long. They have a strong, tear-drop shape shell, called a ‘carapace’, which covers most of their body, except for their head and four flippers. Their carapace can include shades of different colours, including dark brown, green, olive, yellow and black.•••Post: @_barney80 •••📍 @oceanfanaticsreethibeach @reethibeachresort •••#g

9.3K views · 731 reactions | Sea turtles have been roaming the ocean for millions of years, and their diet includes the often unexpected jellyfish! These ancient mariners have evolved to feed on these gelatinous creatures, helping regulate jellyfish populations and maintain a healthy ocean ecosystem. Let's celebrate our ecosystem guardians and work together towards a sustainable future for our ocean  : Matthew David Kaplan @matthewunderwater | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR | Facebook