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Young green sea turtles are carnivorous and stay mostly in the pelagic (i.e. the entire water column generally beyond shallow, tidal areas and not including the sea floor). As they mature they become more omnivorous and start to venture into shallower waters to look for food. As adults they are almost exclusively herbivores, eating things such as algae along reefs and trimming the tops of sea grass beds. #seaofconnections #ocean #oceanlove #testudines #wildlife #education #greenseaturtle #nature
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Photo Canvas of the Wild - Happy #sharkweek 🦈 Here are three iconic requiem sharks 👉 The tiger shark, blue shark, and bull shark. Requiem sharks are part of the family "Carcharhinidae", which includes about 264 species.…
Photo Canvas of the Wild - Common bottlenose dolphins are found all over the world, with some populations specializing in coastal habitats and others preferring the pelagic. The coastal dolphins can be territorial and often…
Photo Canvas of the Wild - Green sea turtles are found along many of the world's tropical and temperate zones, often migrating long distances between their feeding grounds and nesting sites. One sea turtle was even recorded…
Video Canvas of the Wild - The Atlantic goliath grouper is a big fish. They are found throughout Florida’s coastal waters and the Gulf of Mexico to the Carribbean, down to Brazil. They are also found in the Pacific from…
Photo Canvas of the Wild - Oceanic manta rays are the largest ray species in the world, reaching over 23 feet from wingtip to wingtip and weighing over 5,000 pounds! These gentle giants are filter feeders, and spend their…
Video Canvas of the Wild - Another species featured in the Sea of Connections mural in Miami, lemon sharks are named for the yellowish color of their skin. This coloring is well suited as camouflage for the shallow sandy…

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