Scientists aren't sure exactly why the events are increasing, but say it's likely attributed to a variety of factors.

Each fall and early winter, hundreds of cold-stunned sea turtles wash up on the beaches of Cape Cod, according to aquarium staff. That's because the rapidly changing water temperature and wind ...

Kemp's ridley, the world's smallest sea turtle species, are found primarily in the Gulf of Mexico, renamed the Gulf of ...

A recent study has revealed that eating sea turtles can be a recipe for disaster, with at least 420 people killed worldwide and over 2,400 falling victim to a rare but deadly form of seafood ...

Over the years, the duration of this phenomenon ... When the temperature drops in the fall, the turtles become hypothermic when they cannot find their way back around the hook of Cape Cod.

AS THE SEA TURTLES SPEND MORE TIME NEAR THE SURFACE OF THE WATER FROM SPRING ALL THE WAY THROUGH FALL. JUST FOLLOW THE ... That math put us above 19,000 over the nine and a half beach that we ...

In the United States and much of Europe, green turtles transitioned over the past several decades from food to beloved species. This transition was triggered in part when conservationist Tom Harrisson ...