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New Video Released: Sea Turtles 101

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Updated September 30, 2025 • Published September 16, 2025 • Ocean Facts

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We are excited to share a new educational video all about sea turtles, their biology, life cycle, and the efforts to protect them.

This short film is the second episode in our “Sea Turtles: Deep Dive” series, an educational YouTube series produced by our State of the World’s Sea Turtles (SWOT) Program with support from Seiko. The first video in the series explored the impacts of plastic pollution on sea turtles. This video series is part of our ongoing commitment to increase awareness and understanding of these amazing marine creatures.

In Sea Turtles 101, you’ll learn about:

  • The seven living sea turtle species
  • Their remarkable journey from hatchlings to long-lived adults
  • The biggest threats sea turtles face today
  • How conservation programs are working to protect them

Watch: ‘Sea Turtles 101: All About Sea Turtles – Deep Dive’

The Importance of Learning About Sea Turtles

Sea turtles are some of the ocean’s most iconic inhabitants, and understanding their biology, habitats, and threats is essential if we want to protect them. In this short video, we introduce the fascinating world of sea turtles – ancient mariners that have roamed our oceans for over 100 million years. The video highlights the seven living sea turtle species, touches on their remarkable life cycles from hatchlings to long-lived adults, and outlines some of the challenges they face in today’s oceans. With it, we hope to spark curiosity and inspire deeper learning about these iconic creatures.

About Oceanic Society and Seiko

Oceanic Society and Seiko have partnered for ocean conservation since 2021. Seiko has proudly supported Oceanic Society’s sea turtle conservation programs and the Global Ocean Cleanup, in addition to this ‘Sea Turtles: Deep Dive’ YouTube series.

Learn more about the Seiko Prospex Mission and Seiko’s commitment to ocean conservation.

Ashleigh Bandimere

Ashleigh Bandimere is Oceanic Society's sea turtle program manager. Ashleigh earned a Bachelor’s in Biology from the Santa Clara University and a Master’s in Biodiversity and Conservation from the CSIC in Spain, and has dedicated her post-graduation career to sea turtle conservation. Her personal and professional interests are sustainable travel and spreading appreciation and respect for marine ecosystems and biodiversity.

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