Fewer people on the beaches could be good news for sea turtles. These loggerhead hatchlings are emerging from their eggs beneath the sand at Gulf Islands National Seashore in Florida. #PeekIntoTheWild | Center for Biological Diversity

😍 🐢 A 322-pound male loggerhead sea turtle was returned home on Tuesday, March 25, less than two weeks after he was rescued off the Florida Keys. The giant turtle, named Lenny, was spotted in distress by underwater photographer Mike Papish, who phoned The Turtle Hospital for assistance. Lenny, who is estimated to be between 60 and 70 years old, was transported to the facility on March 14 for treatment. Lenny’s return home came amid Florida Keys’ mating season. “We see sub-adult and adult logge

We've got a great reason to Shell-a-brate! 🐢 A rehabilitated loggerhead sea turtle was returned to the ocean thanks to our SeaWorld Rescue Team. 💙 | SeaWorld Orlando