Sea turtles are big, up to about 340 lbs (867kg). Unlike its land based relatives, the sea turtle can not pull its head into its shell. Their flippers enable them to gracefully fly through the water, whereas land turtles paddle with feet. Some can dive to 3,900 feet (1,190 m) and others can remain submerged for up to five hours. Sea turtles have been around for about 200 million years. Some sea turtles require 20 to 50 years to mature. Generally, once every two to three years, they lay up to 100 eggs in about seven nests in ten to fifteen day intervals. About ninety percent of the eggs and hatchlings are lost to predators.
Reference 05/22/2000:
http://www.vancouver-aquarium.org/visitors/FAQ/AQUAFACT/seaturtl.htm#anchor464772
http://www.seaworld.org/Sea_Turtle/seaturtle.html
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