Check out this hawksbill sea turtle munching away! 🐢 Hawksbills are crucial for coral reef health as they primarily eat sponges, preventing sponges from overgrowing and suffocating the reefs. #turtle #turtles #turtlesofinstagram #turtleturtle #turtlelife #turtlelover #turtlelove #turtlelovers #turtlegram #turtletime #turtleday #turtle🐢 #sdidivers #buceo #scubadiver #scuba#gopro #diving #scubadiving #scubadivers #cozumel #goprofamily #tortuga #tortugas #marinelife #sealife #scubavideo | Aquanau

This hawksbill sea turtle needs more than just jellyfish to sustain her and the 200 eggs she's about to lay. | National Geographic

Check out this close-up of a hawksbill sea turtle! Hawksbills are known for their beautifully patterned shells, which help them camouflage in coral reefs. This year, researchers discovered that hawksbills might play an even bigger role in reef health than previously thought. #turtle #turtles #turtlesofinstagram #turtleturtle #turtlelife #turtlelover #turtlelove #turtlelovers #turtlegram #turtletime #turtleday #turtle🐢 #sdidivers #buceo #scubadiver #scuba#gopro #diving #scubadiving #scubadivers

A group of 11 critically endangered hawksbill turtles recently swam in Australia’s Great Barrier Reef for the first time, after they were released into the ocean. The turtles will be monitored for seven months until their satellite trackers eventually fall off. | CBS News