A poster showing information regarding the status of the loggerhead sea turtle.
Print this Loggerhead Sea Turtle Poster out and display it in your classroom when studying endangered animals.
Information includes:
Where: Found in all tropical and subtropical seas along the coasts of Australia.
How many: 44 560 nesting females (As of 2004)
Why: The worst threats to loggerhead turtles are habitat loss, wildlife trade, entanglement in fishing lines, climate change and pollution.
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