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\title{Hi Reddit! We're NOAA Fisheries scientists Cali Turner Tomaszewicz and
Larisa Avens. NOAA Fisheries is celebrating \#SeaTurtleWeek, Ask us
anything about cutting-edge sea turtle research!}



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  \date{April 24, 2026}


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Hi Reddit! We're NOAA Fisheries scientists Cali Turner Tomaszewicz and
Larisa Avens. We study sea turtles using a combination of cutting-edge
technologies and we're excited to share our latest research with you
during NOAA Sea Turtle Week (June 11-15). Sea turtles are notoriously
difficult to track during their formative years. For a long time, it was
unknown where juvenile sea turtles were living and feeding. Hatchlings
would depart their nesting beach and show up again years later much
larger with little indication of where they had gone and how they had
survived. New technology and research methods allow us to not only
accurately age sea turtles, but also examine chemical signatures in
their bones to determine their diet, location, and health at certain
points of their life. Valuable information like this can tell us a lot
about sea turtle range and foraging habits, helping us more effectively
protect their habitat and food sources. We have even adapted this
information into tools such as TurtleWatch, which provides real time
predictions of where turtles are most likely to occur based on sea
surface temperatures. These predictions are communicated to fishermen
who can avoid these hotspot areas, thus preventing potential sea turtle
bycatch in their fishing gear. If you are interested in sea turtles and
the people who spend their lives studying them, this is your chance to
learn more from NOAA scientists. We'll be here from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. ET.
Ask us anything!%
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