The tough-to-recognize creature was identified as an endangered loggerhead sea turtle, and it even had barnacles stuck to its tongue, according to the Galveston-based Gulf Center for Sea Turtle ...

A loggerhead sea turtle was recently saved after she washed up on a beach in Sargent, Texas, covered in barnacles and other ...

The juvenile loggerhead sea turtle was covered in layers of a variety of algae, acorn barnacles, gooseneck barnacles, worms, ...

The Mirror's environment editor went behind the scenes at the UK's first turtle rehabilitation centre and to find out why so many are getting washed up on our shores ...

Barnacles, which are a type of crab ... Yes, we do get a few loggerhead sea turtles into the river, mostly on a rising tide near the mouth. But they have also been observed south of downtown ...

A loggerhead turtle is recovering at the Gulf Center after being found stranded and heavily encrusted in Sargent.

This loggerhead sea turtle washed ashore in Texas covered in layer of encrustation, including barnacles in its mouth, experts discovered. Gulf Center for Sea Turtle Research photo It’s common ...