Marine Reptiles

Marine Reptiles

Learn about aquatic reptiles, including sea turtles!

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Green Sea Turtle

This large sea turtle is found throughout the world’s subtropical and tropical oceans. Its common name comes not from its outer color, but the fat found underneath its shell.

Leatherback Sea Turtle

The largest living sea turtle (and the largest living of all turtles), the leatherback is so named because of its thick, leathery shell, as opposed to the harder shell found on most other turtles.

Loggerhead Sea Turtle

This sea turtle gets its name from its large head, which features powerful jaws and a beak that allows this turtle to crush the shells of the animals it feeds upon.

Green Sea Turtle

This large sea turtle is found throughout the world’s subtropical and tropical oceans. Its common name comes not from its outer color, but the fat found underneath its shell.

Leatherback Sea Turtle

The largest living sea turtle (and the largest living of all turtles), the leatherback is so named because of its thick, leathery shell, as opposed to the harder shell found on most other turtles.

Loggerhead Sea Turtle

This sea turtle gets its name from its large head, which features powerful jaws and a beak that allows this turtle to crush the shells of the animals it feeds upon.

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Sea Life

Fish

Fish

The term "fish" is a kind of "catch-all" term for aquatic animals with gills that don't have limbs (arms and legs) with digits (fingers and toes). Some, like sharks and rays, have skeletons made of cartilage, while others have bony skeletons. Learn more about fish with Safari Ltd!

Marine Invertebrates

Marine Invertebrates

Marine creatures without backbones can be explored here!

Marine Invertebrates

Sea Birds

Sea Birds

Many kinds of birds can be found adjacent to the ocean. Some of the most well known and recognizable are the penguins, flightless birds with black and white coloration who prefer cold weather climates. Learn more with Safari Ltd!