11. It is therefore illegal to import, export, kill, capture or harass green turtles . 12. The beach is also a place green turtles migrate back to. 13. The area's sandy beaches are nesting sites for endangered green turtles . 14. Today the number of green turtles has been stabilized and is increasing slowly. 15. Extensive seagrass beds across the bay are feeding grounds for Dugongs and Green Turtles . 16. Why do tiger sharks hunt for loggerhead turtles and leave nearby green turtles alone? 17. Green turtles and hawksbill turtles, both critically endangered, can be found along the reef.18. Endangered sea turtles have also been sighted there, specifically green turtles and loggerhead turtles. 19. Turtles include the green turtle and the loggerhead turtle which are both endangered species. 20. The sea turtles most commonly found in Florida are loggerheads, green turtles and leatherbacks.
