Sea Turtle is one of the oldest animals that are still alive on earth. They have existed for more than 100 million years.
There are seven species of Sea Turtle in the world, namely: Green Turtle, Loggerhead Turtle, Hawksbill Turtle, Olive Ridley Turtle, Kemps Ridley Turtle, Flatback Turtle, and Leatherback Turtle.
Sea Turtle can migrate long distances up to thousands of kilometers to find a place to lay eggs or find food.
They can live for months without food because they can store energy in their bodies.
Sea Turtle has the ability to return to the beach where they hatch to lay eggs when they are adults.
Female Sea Turtle can lay eggs up to 100 eggs in one laying eggs.
Sea Turtle Children who have just hatched will go straight to the sea and swim for hours to find a shelter.
Sea Turtle is an animal that plays an important role in the marine ecosystem because they help maintain the balance of ecosystems by maintaining other marine animal populations.
Sea Turtle can live for decades or even more.
Sea Turtle is also a symbol of environmental protection and natural sustainability.
