Hawksbill Turtle Research Paper

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The hawksbill sea turtles eat fish such as jellyfish. They must also use coral reefs for a supply of food. water mammal such as sharks play in as the predator as do humans. Sea sponges are also a food source for hawksbill turtle and are often eaten by them because of their narrow pointed beak and plants which provide shelter hiding and food because hawksbill turtles are

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