Crab is the final lifeform after all

It's a rough life for a baby sea turtle as only about 1 in 1000 turtles make it to adulthood. But if they do make it they can usually live between 50 -100 years.

Logically, we will all evolve to eat baby sea turtles after they hatch, but by that time, they too will be crabs.

A turtle made it to the sea!

So will seagulls, owls, osprey, etc. From nest to sea is a natural danger zone with high probability of failure to survive.

I’ve always wondered if Sea Turtles are endangered why we don’t gather up like 1000 babies and escort them past the beach and shallows and let like half of them survive. We could repopulate the numbers pretty quick.

Programs do that.

Couldn’t this potentially cause issues for the species that rely on the hatching of sea turtles for food?

Give them sardines instead of endangered turtle. It’s a once a year event so I don’t think any species relies on it like Bears gorging on salmon for the winter.

Crabs are bottom feeders, they eat anything that doesn’t fight back

Another turtle made it to the water!

Didn’t expect a wow reference

Well, that's enough internet for today.

Not to worry it was saved, but the crap felt it was finger licking good.

And we throw crabs in boiling water. Game. Set. Match.

One reason is that it would breed dependency on humans into the turtle so that future generations would be even worse at reaching the water by themselves.

When I was a boy scout we had a trip to Florida to do exactly that.. but unfortunately they didn't hatch in time.

Crabs will eat any living things they can catch, baby or adult.

Eat a crab, save a turtle.