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Biologo marino | The Turtleman foundation

Talking about Hawksbill turtles is discussing the reasons behind their endangered status. Their exquisite shells have made them targets for exploitation, leading to their near extinction. For years, they have been hunted for their scales, which are used in jewelry, fashion items, and even musical instruments.

Thankfully, the sale of Hawksbill turtle products is now illegal worldwide. It is crucial for us to help protect these magnificent creatures by refusing to purchase items made from their shells. If you come across any such products, report them to the authorities immediately.

Gilberto Rafael Borges Guzman

Veterinarian with more than 12 years working in sea turtle conservation and research. He is a member of the Handcraft Association and a researcher of different sea turtle projects in Venezuela and Costa Rica.

Social networks: @gilbert_borges9 

If you need more information about identifying items made from Hawksbill turtle shells  you can use

 This App called SEE SHELL, created by (SeeTurtles.org) @see_turtles 

Saving one turtle at a time.

Biologo marino | The Turtleman foundation
Biologo marino | The Turtleman foundation
Biologo marino | The Turtleman foundation
Biologo marino | The Turtleman foundation
Biologo marino | The Turtleman foundation
Biologo marino | The Turtleman foundation
Biologo marino | The Turtleman foundation

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