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    The Hawksbill turtle is one of the smallest marine turtle species, growing up to 35 inches and 150 pounds. It eats corals, crustaceans, and jellyfish. The Hawksbill turtle is now endangered, with a population of fewer than 8,000 due to loss of nesting and feeding habitats. Conservation efforts aim to protect Hawksbill turtle habitat and reduce threats like bycatch in order to help the vulnerable species.

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    The Hawksbill turtle is one of the smallest marine turtle species, growing up to 35 inches and 150 pounds. It eats corals, crustaceans, and jellyfish. The Hawksbill turtle is now endangered, with a population of fewer than 8,000 due to loss of nesting and feeding habitats. Conservation efforts aim to protect Hawksbill turtle habitat and reduce threats like bycatch in order to help the vulnerable species.

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    The Hawksbill turtle is one of the smallest marine turtle species, growing up to 35 inches and 150 pounds. It eats corals, crustaceans, and jellyfish. The Hawksbill turtle is now endangered, with a population of fewer than 8,000 due to loss of nesting and feeding habitats. Conservation efforts aim to protect Hawksbill turtle habitat and reduce threats like bycatch in order to help the vulnerable species.

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    HAWKSBILL TURTLE

    WHAT IS IT?
    The Hawksbill turtle lives in the ocean. Hawksbill
    turtle can be 30 inches to 35 inches and can
    weigh 90 pounds to 150 pounds. It's one of the
    smallest species of marine turtles in the world. It
    eat corals and crustaceans such as sea urchins,
    small fish and jellyfish.

    WHAT'S THE
    PROBLEM?

    The Hawksbill Turtle is now in danger. It is


    very rare and the population is fewer than
    8000. It is threatened by the loss of nesting
    and foraging habitat.

    HOW CAN WE HELP?


    There are several ways to protect Hawksbill
    Turtle, such as protecting its habitat and
    designating critical habitat, reducing bycatch,
    disentanglement, rehabilitation and eliminating
    the killing of turtles and the collection of their
    eggs.

    LE
    T'S ...
    PROTECT

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