
Critically endangered marine reptile native to the Eastern Pacific
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The Leatherback Sea Turtle is a species of sea turtle that inhabits the Eastern Pacific Ocean. It is characterized by its distinctive leathery skin and is listed as critically endangered due to a decline of over 98% since 1990. The species is threatened by five major hazards, including entanglement in fishing gear, egg poaching, habitat degradation, pollution, and climate change.
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