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Chelonia Collection (page 10)

Chelonia, the majestic creatures of the sea, captivate our hearts with their beauty and resilience

Background imageChelonia Collection: Picture No. 10767234

Picture No. 10767234
Green Sea Turtle - Being measured for scientific research & study by scientist (Chelonia mydas) Date:

Background imageChelonia Collection: Picture No. 10891859

Picture No. 10891859
Green Sea Turtle - on the beach (Chelonia mydas) Date:

Background imageChelonia Collection: Picture No. 10891860

Picture No. 10891860
Green Sea Turtle - in the waves on the beach (Chelonia mydas) Date:

Background imageChelonia Collection: Picture No. 10890901

Picture No. 10890901
Green Sea Turtle - with two Remoras (Remora osteochir) (Chelonia mydas) Date:

Background imageChelonia Collection: Picture No. 10890904

Picture No. 10890904
Green Sea Turtle - with Remora (Remora osteochir) (Chelonia mydas) Date:

Background imageChelonia Collection: Picture No. 10890902

Picture No. 10890902
Green Sea Turtle - with two Remoras (Remora osteochir) (Chelonia mydas) Date:

Background imageChelonia Collection: Picture No. 10890903

Picture No. 10890903
Green Sea Turtle - with two Remoras (Remora osteochir) (Chelonia mydas) Date:

Background imageChelonia Collection: Picture No. 10890900

Picture No. 10890900
Green Sea Turtle - two Remoras (Remora osteochir) (Chelonia mydas) Date:

Background imageChelonia Collection: Picture No. 10890848

Picture No. 10890848
Green Sea Turtle - with two Remoras (Remora osteochir) (Chelonia mydas) Date:

Background imageChelonia Collection: Picture No. 10890850

Picture No. 10890850
Green Sea Turtle - with two Remoras (Remora osteochir) (Chelonia mydas) Date:

Background imageChelonia Collection: Picture No. 10890849

Picture No. 10890849
Green Sea Turtle - with three Remoras (Remora osteochir) (Chelonia mydas) Date:

Background imageChelonia Collection: Giant tortoise on Prison Island, Tanzania. January 12th, 1998

Giant tortoise on Prison Island, Tanzania. January 12th, 1998

Background imageChelonia Collection: Leopard tortoise peering out of shell

Leopard tortoise peering out of shell

Background imageChelonia Collection: Red-footed Tortoise (Geochelone carbonaria), close up

Red-footed Tortoise (Geochelone carbonaria), close up

Background imageChelonia Collection: Japan, Okinawa, Memorial Park, Sea Turtle (Chelonioidea) swimming in a clear blue pool

Japan, Okinawa, Memorial Park, Sea Turtle (Chelonioidea) swimming in a clear blue pool, view from above

Background imageChelonia Collection: Chelonia mydas, Green Turtle swimming, front view

Chelonia mydas, Green Turtle swimming, front view

Background imageChelonia Collection: Chinese soft-shelled turtle

Chinese soft-shelled turtle

Background imageChelonia Collection: Common Snake-necked Turtle, Chelodina longicollis, a long neck extends from the carapace of

Common Snake-necked Turtle, Chelodina longicollis, a long neck extends from the carapace of the snake-necked turtle

Background imageChelonia Collection: Desert Tortoise, strong shell made of bone plates, strong jaw, scales protecting eyes

Desert Tortoise, strong shell made of bone plates, strong jaw, scales protecting eyes, two nostrils on tip of nose, short toes with long claws for gripping

Background imageChelonia Collection: Turtle, front view

Turtle, front view

Background imageChelonia Collection: Leaf turtle, close up

Leaf turtle, close up

Background imageChelonia Collection: Chinese soft-shelled turtle, long thin snout, soft, flexible

Chinese soft-shelled turtle, long thin snout, soft, flexible, flat brown shell allowing it to be camouflaged on river bed, sharp claws

Background imageChelonia Collection: River Turtle, big-headed turtle cannot pull head into shell, pink head with black

River Turtle, big-headed turtle cannot pull head into shell, pink head with black and yellow stripes, sturdy legs, large webbed feet, sharp claws

Background imageChelonia Collection: Green Turtle (Chelonia mydas) swimming underwater, two sharks in background, low angle view

Green Turtle (Chelonia mydas) swimming underwater, two sharks in background, low angle view

Background imageChelonia Collection: Two Desert Tortoises, hard shell made of bone plates, mottled colours camouflage shell

Two Desert Tortoises, hard shell made of bone plates, mottled colours camouflage shell, small scales protecting eyes, short claws for gripping, leathery skin, standing on rocks

Background imageChelonia Collection: Brown Rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) crouching opposite Tortoise (Testudinidae), side view

Brown Rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) crouching opposite Tortoise (Testudinidae), side view

Background imageChelonia Collection: Chelonia mydas, green sea turtle

Chelonia mydas, green sea turtle
Zoological drawing 44 (1:40). Pencil sketch by Sydney Parkinson (1745-1771) from Sir Joseph Banks commission of natural history drawings on Captain James Cooks first voyage of the Pacific, 1768-1771

Background imageChelonia Collection: Chelonia mydas, green turtle

Chelonia mydas, green turtle
Hand coloured etching from The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama islands (1731) Vol. 2 by Mark Catesby

Background imageChelonia Collection: spanish terrapin -extremadura Spain

spanish terrapin -extremadura Spain

Background imageChelonia Collection: Green turtles hatching site, Israel

Green turtles hatching site, Israel
Chelonia mydas, green turtle. Volunteers and spectators at a green turtle hatching site, await the release of the young for their first voyage to the Mediterranean Sea

Background imageChelonia Collection: Eastern box turtle

Eastern box turtle. Close-up of the head of a female eastern box turtle (Terrapene carolina). Photographed in Tennessee, USA

Background imageChelonia Collection: Sillouette of Green Turtle (Chelonia, mydas), Sipadan, Malaysia

Sillouette of Green Turtle (Chelonia, mydas), Sipadan, Malaysia
Lawson Wood / SplashdownDirect

Background imageChelonia Collection: Pacific Green Sea Turtle (Chelonia mydas) surfacing aff Olowalu, Maui, Hawaii. Pacific Ocean

Pacific Green Sea Turtle (Chelonia mydas) surfacing aff Olowalu, Maui, Hawaii. Pacific Ocean
Michael Nolan / SplashdownDirect

Background imageChelonia Collection: Green sea turtle, Chelonia mydas, Hanauma bay, Oahu, Hawaii (N. Pacific) (RR)

Green sea turtle, Chelonia mydas, Hanauma bay, Oahu, Hawaii (N. Pacific) (RR)
Andre Seale / SplashdownDirect

Background imageChelonia Collection: Green sea turtle, Chelonia mydas, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, (Pacific) (RR)

Green sea turtle, Chelonia mydas, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, (Pacific) (RR)
Andre Seale / SplashdownDirect




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Chelonia, the majestic creatures of the sea, captivate our hearts with their beauty and resilience. From the moment a Leatherback Turtle hatchling emerges from its sandy nest, it embarks on an incredible journey across the beach to reach the vast ocean that awaits. In Akumal, rays of sunlight illuminate a Green turtle as it gracefully glides through the water. The black and white image adds an ethereal touch to this mesmerizing scene, showcasing nature's artistry at its finest. A portrait of a Green sea turtle in morning light reveals intricate details of its magnificent shell. This ancient creature seems wise beyond measure as it navigates through life's currents with grace and determination. Swimming over a volcanic sandy bottom in Armenime cove, another Green Turtle showcases its agility and adaptability. Its vibrant colors stand out against the dark backdrop, reminding us of nature's ability to thrive even in seemingly inhospitable environments. The Loggerhead Turtle captures our attention with its side view; every curve and pattern on its shell tells a story of endurance and survival. These gentle giants have roamed our oceans for centuries, witnessing countless wonders beneath the waves. Joining forces with angelfish in Punta Vicente Roca are playful Green turtles. Their synchronized movements create a harmonious dance that reminds us of the interconnectedness between species within our delicate ecosystem. A juvenile Green turtle playfully swims near the surface, offering us a split-level view into their underwater world. As we observe these young adventurers exploring their surroundings with curiosity and innocence, we can't help but feel inspired by their sense of wonder. Moving away from marine habitats momentarily brings us face-to-face with Giant tortoises sporting hard brown shells. These ancient reptiles symbolize longevity and wisdom as they roam leisurely across land masses around the world. Diving deep into Galapagos Islands' waters unveils an enchanting sight - Galapagos Green Sea Turtles gracefully gliding beneath the surface.