All green turtle populations in the 140-plus countries that they can be found in are listed as either endangered or threatened—except in Hawaii, where this particular species of turtle is on the up. Learn how some of Hawaii’s tourism operators, hotel and scientists are using the visitors as an opportunity to help with the turtle revival. | Discovery

Green sea #turtles are expert navigators and often migrate thousands of miles between feeding grounds and nesting beaches. 🥚 🐢 🎥 by Jacinta Shackleton Videography and Photography | Science Channel

Green turtles 🐢 are ancient mariners of our ocean. They:🧭 navigate using Earth’s magnetic field, 😮‍💨 can hold their breath for up to 5 hours,🥚 lay ~100 eggs per nest💯, may live up to a century. Green Turtles have been around for over 120 million years but climate change and habitat loss threaten their future. Rising temperatures skew gender ratios, and nesting sites are disappearing. For more information on this endangered species and to help us restore their habitat and protect nesting si