Researchers at Loggerhead Marinelife Center found the second earliest loggerhead nest in its monitoring history on April 6.

Hundreds arrived at Marathon, Fla., to witness the release of a rehabilitated sea turtle named Addie into the Atlantic Ocean ...

During an arribada, females take over entire portions of beaches, lugging their big bodies through the sand with their flippers ... are among the smallest sea turtles, reaching only about 2 ...

Passing a fleet of white Rolls-Royces ... population has fewer than a thousand females. A flatback sea turtle kicks up sand while digging a nest on Crab Island, off Australia’s northeast ...

In this video, baby sea turtles dig themselves from the sand in which they were laid as eggs. However, their nesting spot was anything but random. Female sea turtles return to their birth location ...

“If we are loud and trying to take flash photography using those bright white lights ... you may see a sea turtle nest roped off in the sand on the beach. Wright said there are some things ...

Between April and mid-summer, hundreds of Kemp's ridley sea turtles will creep out of the waves and across the beach to nest at the base of sand dunes along the Texas coast. If this nesting season ...

Unbeknownst to many, Puerto Rico includes over 100 islets and hidden beach paradises, and Playa Tortuga on Culebrita, a horseshoe-shaped strip of powdery white ... and sea turtles that swim ...

she returns to the sea, her job done. But for the millions of eggs that are now incubating under the sand, the journey is just beginning. They may be loners as adults, but olive ridley turtles ...

This past Sunday, Loggerhead Marinelife Center found its first nesting loggerhead of the season on Juno Beach.

St. Johns County Coastal Management will be tilling sections of beaches to help protect and maintain sea turtle nesting habitats. The tilling process loosens sand, allowing sea turtles to dig ...

“White lights can be extremely disorienting ... in North Palm Beach for $25 to see female loggerhead sea turtles lay nests in the sand. The walks run for three hours a few nights each week ...