The video discusses the release of five rehabilitated loggerhead turtles, highlighting the challenges faced by the rescue center due to an increased number of turtles needing care. Many turtles are injured by human activities or washed ashore by storms, which, while seemingly negative, allows rescuers to bring them to safety. The center is currently overwhelmed with over 100 turtles, far exceeding their usual capacity of 20-30. The video emphasizes the importance of rehabilitation and the positive impact of releasing turtles back into the sea.

What were some of the challenges faced by the loggerhead turtles before their release?

• They were attacked by predators.

• They were caught in fishing nets.

• They suffered from cold temperatures.

• They were exposed to oil spills.

How many turtles are currently being cared for at the rescue center?

• 200-250 turtles

• 100-107 turtles

• 50-60 turtles

• 20-30 turtles

What is the usual number of turtles in care at the rescue center?

• 100-107 turtles

• 5-10 turtles

• 20-30 turtles

• 50-60 turtles

How have storms unexpectedly benefited the rescue efforts?

• By increasing food supply for turtles.

• By cleaning the beaches.

• By bringing turtles to the shore.

• By reducing ocean pollution.

What is a major cause of injuries to turtles according to the transcript?

• Lack of food

• Climate change

• Human activities

• Natural predators