Flatback turtles

For writing we have been learning how to write animal reports. Here is one I have written about turtles.

            Flatback turtle

Flatback turtles are reptiles and are endangered.

Appearance:

Flatback turtles have a flat shell which gives its name.  The shell is pale-grayish green. They can grow up to 99cm. Adult flatback turtles can weigh up to 90kg.

Habitat

They are very limited that they are only found in Australia in sandy shallow waters. They can be found sitting and chewing on soft coral reefs.

Reproduction

Flatback turtles meet 4 times per season but sadly some of them do not survive. Flatback turtle eggs are pretty large.

Diet

They love to eat sea cucumbers, mollusks, prawns, bryozoans, other invertebrates and seaweed but most of all they love jellyfish.

Flatback turtles are such amazing animals we should start looking after them.