Discover the fascinating world of baby turtles and how climate change is impacting their survival in this eye-opening video. A recent study by the University of Exeter and the Center for Marine and Environmental Sciences in Portugal reveals alarming statistics - by 2100, up to 93% of green turtle hatchlings could be female due to rising temperatures. This research, focusing on Guinea-Bissau in West Africa, highlights the potential global implications of this phenomenon.

Join Rita Patricio from the University of Exeter as she discusses the challenges faced by green turtles, particularly at the Bijagós Archipelago, a critical nesting site in Africa. Learn how temperature fluctuations influence the sex of baby turtles and why increasing temperatures pose a significant threat to their survival.

Don't miss out on this important discussion about the future of green turtles and the urgent need to address climate change to protect these vulnerable creatures. Watch now to learn more about the impact of rising temperatures on the sex ratio of baby turtles and what can be done to ensure their survival.