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  • Name JaMoTo
  • Location Gulf of Guinea
  • Web http://www.seatur...
  • Bio Adult female leatherback sea turtle; looking for love and jellyfish.

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677.7 km S of the coast of Liberia, in international waters. Depth: 4540m. (7.935 W 1.734 S) http://tinyurl.com/62eks2

3 days ago from seaturtle.org

2085.4 km from Mayumba, Gabon, in international waters. Depth: 5099m. (7.677 W 1.828 S) http://tinyurl.com/5wzuj8 05:00 PM April 30, 2008 from seaturtle.org
The leatherback sea turtle is covered with a 6-7cm of fatty tissue that help it to survive in cold waters. 05:00 PM April 30, 2008 from seaturtle.org
1888.9 km from Mayumba, Gabon, in international waters. Depth: 4704m. (5.978 W 2.642 S) http://tinyurl.com/6o8lab 05:00 PM April 25, 2008 from seaturtle.org
Of all the sea turtle species, we know the least about the juvenile stages of the leatherback. 05:00 PM April 25, 2008 from seaturtle.org
787.2 km S of the coast of Cote D'Ivoire, in international waters. Depth: 4564m. (6.748 W 2.682 S) http://tinyurl.com/6bdn3o 05:00 AM April 25, 2008 from seaturtle.org
My brothers and sisters are being wiped out by fishermen in Uruguay http://tinyurl.com/6eyrjd 06:56 PM April 24, 2008 from web
1974.0 km from Mayumba, Gabon, in international waters. Depth: 4564m. (6.748 W 2.682 S) http://tinyurl.com/6bdn3o 05:00 PM April 24, 2008 from seaturtle.org
Leatherback turtles can survive in cold waters due to their ability to conserve body heat. 05:00 PM April 24, 2008 from seaturtle.org
1277.4 km from Mayumba, Gabon, in international waters. Depth: 4537m. (0.518 W 3.852 S) http://tinyurl.com/6d7edb 05:00 PM April 13, 2008 from seaturtle.org
The leatherback sea turtle is by far the largest of the 7 sea turtle species. 05:00 PM April 13, 2008 from seaturtle.org
731.1 km W of the coast of Equatorial Guinea, in international waters. Depth: 4537m. (0.518 W 3.852 S) http://tinyurl.com/6d7edb 05:00 AM April 10, 2008 from seaturtle.org
716.7 km W of the coast of Equatorial Guinea, in international waters. Depth: 4529m. (0.377 W 3.856 S) http://tinyurl.com/5lx6yv 05:00 AM April 09, 2008 from seaturtle.org
1258.4 km from Mayumba, Gabon, in international waters. Depth: 4528m. (0.347 W 3.863 S) http://tinyurl.com/68lskd 05:00 PM April 08, 2008 from seaturtle.org
The leatherback sea turtle feeds on jellyfish, salps and other gelatinous organisms. 05:00 PM April 08, 2008 from seaturtle.org
686.9 km W of the coast of Equatorial Guinea, in international waters. Depth: 4519m. (0.128 W 3.757 S) http://tinyurl.com/6ddsw4 05:00 AM April 08, 2008 from seaturtle.org
1226.3 km from Mayumba, Gabon, in international waters. Depth: 4510m. (0.058 W 3.777 S) http://tinyurl.com/6s4kv7 05:00 PM April 07, 2008 from seaturtle.org
The leatherback turtle can dive the deepest of any sea turtle species, diving to over 1km depth. 05:00 PM April 07, 2008 from seaturtle.org
653 km W of the coast of Equatorial Guinea, in international waters. Depth: 4402m. (0.161 E 3.657 S) http://tinyurl.com/55wz4w 05:00 AM April 07, 2008 from seaturtle.org
1193.7 km from Mayumba, Gabon, in international waters. Depth: 4228m. (0.236 E 3.71 S) http://tinyurl.com/5spgyl 05:00 PM April 06, 2008 from seaturtle.org
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