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Sea Turtles of Bonaire: Species and Characteristics

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Explore the diverse sea turtle species of Bonaire, including Hawksbill, Green, Loggerhead, Leatherback, and Olive Ridley. Learn about their distinctive features, habitats, and conservation status on the island.

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Sea Turtles of Bonaire: Species and Characteristics

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  1. Sea Turtles of Bonaire

  2. Hawksbill - Eretmochelys imbricatacommon Characteristics of the Hawksbill:- beak-like face- overlapping scutes- serrated edge of carapace- yellow underside

  3. Green turtle - Chelonia mydascommon Characteristics of the Green: - round face- tightly joined scutes- smooth edge of carapace- white underside

  4. Loggerhead - Caretta carettaoccasional Characteristics of the Loggerhead turtle:- massive head- reddish-brown color- only adult are usually seen around Bonaire

  5. Leatherback - Dermochelys coriacearare Characteristics of the Leatherback turtle:- very large- keeled carapace- black and white body- open water only

  6. Olive Ridley - Lepidochelys olivacea rare Characteristics of the Olive Ridley turtle:- smallest sea turtle - max. length 28 inch- over 6 lateral scutes- light gray color

  7. Hatchling Sea Turtles Sometimes look very different from adults. Clockwise from top: hawksbill, green and leatherback turtle.

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