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Green sea turtles have been observed sleeping for as much as 11 hours a day, and sometimes they will sleep in the same spot over and over for a period of time. They often wedge themselves in reef crevices to avoid predators, or they might opt for somethin

Green sea turtles have been observed sleeping for as much as 11 hours a day, and sometimes they will sleep in the same spot over and over for a period of time. They often wedge themselves in reef crevices to avoid predators, or they might opt for somethin

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