Sea turtle species and other marine reptiles matched with their habitat and one identifying feature each, one species per card.
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- Green sea turtle
- Tropical and subtropical worldwide; named for greenish-colored fat tissue
- Loggerhead sea turtle
- Temperate and subtropical oceans; known for its very large head
- Leatherback sea turtle
- Tropical to subarctic seas; the only sea turtle with a flexible leathery shell instead of hard plates
- Hawksbill sea turtle
- Tropical coral reefs and rocky areas; has a narrow pointed hawk-like beak
- Flatback sea turtle
- Australian waters; has a flatter and lighter shell than other sea turtle species
- Olive ridley sea turtle
- Tropical Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans; the smallest sea turtle species
- Kemp's ridley sea turtle
- Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic coast; the most endangered sea turtle species
- Yellow-bellied sea snake
- Indo-Pacific waters; has a bright yellow belly and paddle-like tail
- Banded sea krait
- Indo-Pacific waters; distinctive yellow and black stripes, highly venomous
- Beaked sea snake
- Indo-Pacific coastal waters; hook-shaped teeth, extremely venomous bite
- Spine-tailed sea snake
- Indo-Pacific; has a paddle-like flattened tail for swimming
- Olive sea snake
- Indo-Pacific region; olive-brown coloring, adaptable to various ocean depths
- Hardwicke's sea snake
- Indian Ocean and Southeast Asia; small coastal sea snake species
- Saltwater crocodile
- Southeast Asia, Australia, and India; the largest living reptile in the world
- American crocodile
- Caribbean and Central America; V-shaped snout, less aggressive than saltwater crocodile
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