This title slide, named "Discover Turtles," prominently displays the text "Discover the World of Turtles!" The subtitle outlines topics for students to explore, including types, habitats, diet, life cycle, threats, and conservation, with a turtle emoji.

Discover the World of Turtles!

Explore types, habitats, diet, life cycle, threats & conservation. For students! 🐢

Source: Fun intro with colorful turtle image

This agenda slide outlines a presentation on turtles, covering types of species, habitats and diet, and life cycle stages. It concludes with threats, conservation efforts, and fun facts.

Presentation Agenda

1. Types of Turtles

Learn about different turtle species around the world.

2. Habitats and Diet

Where they live and what they eat.

3. Life Cycle

From egg to adult: the turtle journey.

4. Threats and Conservation

Dangers they face and efforts to save them.

5. Fun Facts

Amazing and surprising turtle trivia! Source: Turtle Presentation for Students

This section header slide, titled "Types of Turtles" (Section 02), introduces the topic. Its subtitle invites exploration of sea, freshwater, and land turtles with vibrant icons and fun facts.

Types of Turtles

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Types of Turtles

Explore sea, freshwater, and land turtles with vibrant icons and fun facts!

Source: Turtle Presentation for Students

The "Turtle Types" slide features three main categories: sea turtles (e.g., green sea turtles in oceans), land tortoises (e.g., giant Galapagos tortoises on dry lands), and freshwater turtles (e.g., slider turtles in rivers). It also notes 356 diverse species globally and fossils dating back 220 million years to the Triassic era.

Turtle Types

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The "Turtle Habitats" slide showcases diverse environments for turtles, from oceans where sea turtles swim vast distances to rivers, forests for freshwater species, and deserts where some burrow underground for months. It emphasizes that turtle habitats span the globe.

Turtle Habitats

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• Oceans host sea turtles swimming vast distances 🌊🐢
• Rivers and forests shelter freshwater species 🏞️🌳
• Deserts: Some burrow underground for months 🏜️🐢
• Habitats span the globe! 🌍

Source: Wikipedia

Sea turtles eat jellyfish and algae, while land tortoises graze on grasses, vegetables, and fruits. Freshwater turtles are omnivores that consume fish, insects, worms, and aquatic plants.

Turtle Diet

The slide outlines the sea turtle life cycle timeline, from Day 0 when females lay 80-120 eggs in beach nests that incubate for 60 days. Hatchlings race to the sea at night, juveniles grow rapidly over 1-10 years in seaweed eating jellyfish, and adults return after 10-50 years to mate and nest.

Life Cycle

Day 0: Eggs Laid on Beach Female turtle digs nest, lays 80-120 eggs, covers with sand. 60 Days: Incubation in Warm Sand Eggs develop underground for about 60 days until hatching. Hatching: Hatchlings Dash to Sea Babies emerge at night, race across beach to ocean waves. 1-10 Years: Juveniles Grow Rapidly Young turtles hide in seaweed, grow while eating jellyfish. 10-50 Years: Adults Mate and Nest Mature turtles return to beaches to mate and lay eggs.

Source: Turtle Biology

All seven sea turtle species (100%) are endangered, as shown on the "Threats to Turtles" stats slide. Habitat loss accounts for 50% of major threats, while bycatch from fishing gear impacts 30%.

Threats to Turtles

• 100%: Sea Turtle Species

All 7 endangered

• 50%: Habitat Loss

Major threat factor

• 30%: Bycatch Impact

Fishing gear deaths Source: IUCN, WWF

The "Conservation Efforts" slide lists key initiatives for marine protection. These include creating marine protected areas, enforcing CITES laws, launching head-start programs, organizing beach cleanups, and using reduced-bycatch gear.

Conservation Efforts

• Creating marine protected areas
• Enforcing CITES international laws
• Launching head-start programs
• Organizing beach cleanups
• Using reduced-bycatch gear

The "Protect Our Turtles!" conclusion slide recaps turtles thriving in oceans and habitats despite threats from plastic and habitat loss. It calls viewers to reduce plastic use, support WWF and local groups, and ends with thanks and a questions prompt.

Protect Our Turtles!

**Key Recap: Turtles thrive in oceans & habitats but face plastic threats, habitat loss.

Be a Turtle Hero!

• Reduce plastic use daily
• Support WWF & local orgs

Thanks 🐢❤️ Questions?**

Together, We Save Turtles! (4 words) Reduce plastic & support WWF now! (5 words)

Source: WWF & Turtle Conservation Efforts