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Similar numbers of male and female turtles hatched at Coral Sea site give hope for survival of species - Vimarsana News

Similar numbers of male and female turtles hatched at Coral Sea site give hope for survival of species

Sex determination of sea turtles is temperature dependent, with the proportion of female hatchlings increasing when nests are warmer

Sea turtles under threat from warming seas and hotter beaches, research suggests - Vimarsana News

Sea turtles under threat from warming seas and hotter beaches, research suggests

Australian scientists say the animals unlikely to be able to change nesting behaviour enough to mitigate temperature rises

Turtle DNA database traces illegal shell trade to poaching hotspots - Vimarsana News

Turtle DNA database traces illegal shell trade to poaching hotspots

A hawksbill turtle’s protective shell is in some ways its greatest weakness. Exquisitely patterned and thick enough to sculpt, hawksbill shells are the most popular type of tortoiseshell, a material coveted for centuries to make all manner of objects, from jewelry and trinkets, to spectacle frames and an entire genre of Japanese handicrafts called bekko. […]

Tortoiseshell: the beautiful but deadly item lurking in your jewellery box - Vimarsana News

Tortoiseshell: the beautiful but deadly item lurking in your jewellery box

Advertisement shop 10 years ago. A beautiful piece of polished tortoiseshell – amber, brown and semi-translucent – Ms Robinson knew it was a unique item. What she didn’t know is that the jewellery was made from a critically endangered hawksbill turtle shell (Eretmochelys imbricata), one of an estimated 9 million turtles killed over the past 150 years. Inadvertently, when she bought it she broke the law. Christine Madden Hof of the WWF Australia. Credit:WWF Australia “I never thought of it as something that was bad to buy,” Ms Robinson said. “I’ve always bee...