Talk:Olive Ridley
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the olive ridley sea turtle is an endangered species so if you kill one it is ellegal and you can go to jail. It has a interesting shaped shell because it's almost like a mountain. It goes up. It is a omnivorous animal eating shrimp, rock, fish, and sometimes it has been seen to eat jelly fish.
[edit] Olive Ridley in Costa Rica
No mention of the olive ridley in Costa Rica!? They land on the Pacific at Otsional Beach, a protected beach and sea area, of the Nicoya Peninsula. I'm told that they arrive there in huge numbers, hundreds of thousands of turtles in one 'arrival' which lasts about a week. The article says they nest in groups of up to 300?! That sounds low....
