Rescue Sea Turtle, Removing Barnacles From Poor Sea Turtle Animals, Nature, Ocean, Moana CHIKA BOY

Hello Guys, This Video About Rescue Sea Turtle, Removing Barnacles From Poor Sea Turtle [Animals, Nature, Ocean, Moana] CHIKA BOY Barnacles are a highly specialized group of crustaceans. They have developed a sessile lifestyle as adults, attaching themselves to various substrates such as rocks, ships, whales or to sea turtles. Mostly found barnacles on sea turtles. Barnacles attach to a turtle’s shell due to its hardness. Barnacles need a hard surface to bind with so that they can thrive. A single barnacle does not harm a turtle. However, excessive barnacles can make a turtle inactive, impact its vision, make eating difficult, and sometimes lead to infection. Excessive barnacles on a turtle’s shell are a sign of bad health. Excessive barnacles are an indicator of a slow and inactive turtle. The overloading of barnacles will prevent the turtle from moving and swimming properly. Then turtle will become slower than usual because of increased weight on the turtle’s shell, it will find it difficult to search for