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    Sea turtles are reptiles that live in the ocean, breathe air through lungs but can stay under water for hours, and the females return to shore to lay eggs while males remain at sea.

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    Sea turtles are reptiles that live in the ocean, breathe air through lungs but can stay under water for hours, and the females return to shore to lay eggs while males remain at sea.

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    Sea turtles are reptiles that live in the ocean, breathe air through lungs but can stay under water for hours, and the females return to shore to lay eggs while males remain at sea.

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    Sea turtles are reptiles that live in the ocean, breathe air through lungs but can stay under water for hours, and the females return to shore to lay eggs while males remain at sea.

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    Sea Turtles

    Sea turtles are reptiles. They are cold blooded animals; their body temperatures
    adjust to the temperature of the surrounding waters. They breathe through lungs and
    must swim to the surface to breathe. However, they can "hold their breath" for a long
    time. Some sea turtles have stayed under water for up to 5 hours. The "legs" of sea
    turtles are actually flippers, and they are very strong swimmers, using the front flippers
    to swim and the rear flippers to steer and balance. Unlike other turtles, the sea turtle
    cannot retract its flippers or head into its shell. Sea turtles spend all their lives in the
    seas. With the exception of rare occasions to bask in the sun, male sea turtles never
    come on shore. The female sea turtle, however, returns to her birthplace on shore to
    nest and lay her eggs. It is extremely important that she has her beach area to nest for
    her species to survive.

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