
Written by Kari Schuetz
Part of the Ocean Life Up Close series
Shelled swimmers cross whole oceans to lay their eggs. How do they do it?
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Sea turtles paddle through the ocean with strong flippers, and some can swim faster than 20 miles per hour. This beginning reader explains how these shelled reptiles live, why they travel thousands of miles to lay eggs on shore, and how many of them live for decades.
Sea turtles have strong flippers to propel them through water. These shelled animals may migrate thousands of miles to lay eggs. Although they are not agile on shore, some can swim faster than 20 miles (32 kilometers) per hour! Many sea turtles live to be well over 30 years old. Beginning readers will learn a boat load of exciting information in this fun title on sea turtles.
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