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- Plastic poses a significant threat to sea turtles:12345
- Sea turtles can ingest plastic, leading to physical damage, blockages, and illness.
- They can become entangled in plastic, risking drowning or preventing escape from predators.
- All sea turtle species are at risk from plastic consumption.
- Entanglement in plastic debris can cause choking, limb loss, and other injuries.
- The fishing industry also poses a serious threat to sea turtles.
Learn more:✕This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.However, plastic is a bigger threat to sea turtles than just ingesting it. Sea turtles can become entangled in it, which can easily kill them through drowning or preventing individuals from escaping predators or hunting.seaturtlespacecoast.org/biggest-threat-to-sea-turtle…When sea turtles eat plastic, it can cause physical damage to their intestines, lead to blockages, or trick the turtles into feeling full when they are not, all of which can cause sea turtles to become sick, or even to die.www.seaturtlestatus.org/sea-turtles-plastic-pollutionSea turtles are affected by plastic during every stage of their life. They crawl through plastic on the way to the ocean as hatchlings, swim through it while migrating, confuse it for jellyfish (one of their favorite foods), and then crawl back through it as adults.www.seeturtles.org/ocean-plasticAll sea turtle species are at risk from plastic. The carnivorous loggerhead and mainly plant-eating green turtle both were shown to be consuming plastic in alarming quantities, according to a study from the University of Tokyo.www.worldwildlife.org/stories/what-do-sea-turtles-e…Sadly, it’s not only the consumption of plastic that poses a threat to these marine reptiles, when turtles get entangled in plastic debris they risk choking to death, losing limbs and generally injuring themselves (sometimes beyond repair). The fishing industry is a serious threat in itself.wwf.org.au/blogs/plastic-pollution-is-killing-sea-turtl… Sea Turtles and Plastic Pollution
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