‘Tis the season! 🐢❤️🐢 Sea turtle mating is an aquatic dance at the surface where males court a single female. Males may nuzzle a female’s head or gently bite the back of her neck and rear flippers. If a female does not flee, the male attaches himself to the back of the female’s shell with claws in his front flippers, he then folds his long tail under her shell to copulate. Please use caution and watch out for sea turtles on the surface. #seaturtlematingseason #loveisintheair #seaturtlelove #re

126K views · 422 shares | A male sea turtle faces intense competition as he attempts to mate with a female. | National Geographic Animals | Facebook

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🌊 Did you know? Sea turtles are real-life ocean navigators! 🐢✨ These incredible marine reptiles have been swimming our oceans for over 110 million years — yes, since the time of the dinosaurs! 🦖🌎 Scientists have discovered that sea turtles can detect Earth’s magnetic field and use it like a natural GPS, helping them travel thousands of kilometers and return to the same beach where they were born to nest. 🧭💫 Their survival depends on delicate environmental balance — even the temperature of