VOICED : Liberacion de tortugas en Montevideo

In Montevideo, green turtles affected by thermal shock were rehabilitated and released back into their natural habitat. Although releasing five turtles doesn't significantly impact the endangered population, human actions remain a major threat. Efforts to raise awareness involve families and children. Turtles often mistake plastic bags for jellyfish, highlighting the dangers of ocean pollution.

What was the main reason for the appearance of green turtles along the Uruguayan coast?

• They were searching for food.

• They were affected by a thermal shock.

• They were escaping predators.

• They were migrating to a new habitat.

Why does releasing a few turtles not significantly impact the overall population?

• Because they reproduce quickly.

• Because the population is already stable.

• Because the number released is too small.

• Because they are not endangered.

What is considered the main threat to the survival of green turtles?

• Natural predators in the ocean.

• Climate change.

• Human activities.

• Lack of food resources.

What is the purpose of involving children and families in the turtle release process?

• To ensure the turtles are safe.

• To create greater awareness.

• To teach them how to handle turtles.

• To make the event more enjoyable.

Why do turtles often mistake plastic bags for food?

• Because they are curious.

• Because they are hungry.

• Because they are attracted to the color.

• Because they resemble jellyfish.