I'm getting a pretty clear picture right here bro. It's a hawksbill turtle. And of course the hawksbill sea turtle's favorite food are sponges. - And check it out, that's why they call this turtle ...

Gruber swam after this turtle until it dove out of sight, but was able to capture video footage. Upon watching the footage back, Gruber was able to recognize the species as a hawksbill sea turtle.

The shells of the hawksbill sea turtle have been used for luxury items for centuries, but with the species now endangered, new technology is pinpointing where protections are needed most Though ...

a team of conservationists attend to a Hawksbill turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata), part of an effort to unlock the secrets of this enigmatic sea creature. The shells of the endangered Hawksbill are ...

and hawksbill—are found in every ocean except the Arctic and Antarctic. The seventh, the flatback, lives only in the waters around Australia. The leatherback is the largest sea turtle and can ...

"Thank you to the wonderful family for looking up who to call when they found this sea turtle," the GCSTR wrote. Named for their unique beak-like mouth that resembles that of a hawk, hawksbill ...

The Gulf of Mexico is home to five of the seven sea turtle species; loggerhead, green, hawksbill, Kemp’s Ridley, and leatherback. The Kemp's ridley is the smallest of all the sea turtles ...