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Engineers of the world’s most successful sea turtle conservation and recovery programs, the Sea Turtle Conservancy has been protecting these ancient creatures for over 60 years. Ongoing research, education, and advocacy for sea turtles helps ensure their survival and that of our planet’s marine and coastal ecosystems.
I absolutely love my tracking bracelets! I look at where my turtles are heading and speculate where they are going next. I really like the fact that the proceeds go to the fabulous folks at the Turtle Hospital!
I love my tracking bracelet, it has become a think the children that I teach dance too, love checking on my phone where it has travelled to, they have even downloaded a map and put pins in it! Their parents are buying them each a bracelet. I have two at the moment a turtle and a hammerhead shark.
The bracelet is very cute and really good quality. It’s very easy to clean and I love it. I love getting updates about my turtle, I have a photo of her and get to learn about her backstory which is a lovely addition. I wish the updates were more frequent than every few days but I always get excited when her location has updated.
This is one of the first bracelets that I purchased, and have slowly started growing my collection because you can't just get one! I have loved keeping up with Twinkle's journey and seeing where she goes everyday!
Can we talk about sea turtles for a second? Everyone acts like they’re the wisest creatures in the ocean, but have you actually watched one? They spend decades growing up, migrate thousands of miles with incredible precision… and then somehow mistake a floating plastic bag for lunch. You’re telling me you can navigate the Earth’s magnetic field but can’t tell the difference between a jellyfish and a grocery bag?
And what’s with the pace? I know they’re turtles, but every beach crossing looks like it’s happening in slow motion. The waves are crashing, seagulls are circling, predators are waiting, and they’re just casually making their way to the ocean like they’ve got all the time in the world.
Then there’s the nesting strategy. “I’ll lay a hundred eggs and hope a few make it.” That’s less of a parenting plan and more of a statistical experiment.
And yet… somehow they keep surviving. They’ve outlived dinosaurs, ice ages, and countless changes to the planet. Meanwhile, humans need GPS to find the grocery store.
So maybe the joke’s on us. Sea turtles have been quietly doing their thing for over 100 million years while we’re arguing online and forgetting our passwords.
Fine. You win, sea turtles. But I’m still judging your taste in jellyfish.
Love this! I got it at a boutique in my area and it is beautiful! The aqua blue color goes well with a lot of my outfits and compliments my eyes, so would recommend getting a color that goes with your eyes. My turtle is twinkles and it's so fun to watch her journey. 5 stars
I loved the color and quality of my first bracelet so much I bought a second one. Will be getting a third one as well! I feel good to be able to help this wonderful organization. I love getting a tracking text message letting me know where my turtle is moving to next. I also sent my daughter one ahead of her birthday. She too will love the tracking!
Excited to meet my new turtle friend but pretty disappointed with the bracelet overall. I got the seagrass version and was expecting way more then just five green beads as I love the color. Definitely wouldn’t have thought they’d put this many primarily white beads after seeing the sample. The quality is good though and the turtle charm is adorable.
I have SO enjoyed this experience with Sparkle❣️ This is an amazing trip that makes me feel as I were there also. Not only that, but to assist with anything that helps to save our beautiful creatures, it is fabulous and a much needed effort!!
Beautiful bracelets with an amazing cause.
I absolutely love my Fahlo bracelets! Not only are they cute and well-made, but the concept of being able to track a real animal is so unique and rewarding. It makes you feel genuinely connected to wildlife conservation. The app is easy to use, and checking in on my animal's journey has become a fun daily routine.
My grown kids ( and kids in love) LOVED these. Had a small gift exchange last night and these were in their stockings. Initially just the girls. After they got started the 21 year old boy wanted one too. I had extras and he was excited to see his lion. The 4 we have opened so far are the whale shark, shark, turtle and lion. I can't wait to give the rest out. 10 out of 10 would and will buy again.
I love this bracelet so much, and I love my turtle, Florence. This has truly made me happy seeing how far she goes every day, and in the future I will definitely buy more for me and my friends.
The harvest fall bracelet is so pretty I was leary with how bright it was going to be in person but it isn’t. It’s the perfect shade of orange, yellow, and a little red. And the black turtle bead is perfect!
I have Seamore. She tends to stay up north by New York. She is from Florida. Hopefully she comes back down here for the winter. She likes to stay in an area. seamore seems to not go far from New York. My grandson has my turtle 🐢 bracket.
I have purchased the seven you can see. I love tracking them, and my grandchildren are getting the turtle to add to their collection as well. Helping wildlife is brilliant 👍
We love Fahlo! It is educational and so much fun to wear too! My granddaughter asked for a bracelet for Christmas. She is in First Grade and they were asked to prepare a presentation about the one thing they are most passionate about. She chose Fahlo. She swears she will be a veterinarian of large animals when she grows up! We visit animal hospitals often. She calls all her Fahlo animals by name - except Loeku- she calls that one Luke! She is planning to hand out animal crackers during her presentation!!!! If you have any additional information about her animals she would love to share it with her classmates! Parents and teachers! Take a closer look at this company and the good things they are doing for animals and children!
“Since most research conducted on marine turtles has been carried out on nesting beaches and well over 90% of a sea turtle’s life is spent in the water—feeding, mating, migrating and doing whatever else a sea turtle does when no one is watching, we are missing important information that can help us better protect sea turtles. In particular, to adequately protect sea turtles in all their habitats, we must learn more about their migratory patterns, their behavior at sea, where their marine habitats are located, how the turtles use these different habitats, and the migration routes turtles travel between habitats. Satellite telemetry (following an object on the earth with the use of orbiting satellites) has advanced to the stage of allowing researchers to track turtles in the open ocean after attaching a Platform Terminal Transmitter (PTT) to the back of a sea turtle.” – Sea Turtle Conservancy
To learn more about why sea turtles are tracked, visit our partner directly at conserveturtles.org.
How are sea turtles tracked?
“There are currently three common methods to attach a transmitter to a sea turtle. Two methods are for all sea turtles, except leatherbacks. The first of these methods uses fiberglass and resin to create a hard cover that goes over the transmitter and attaches to the shell. The second method uses a non-heat epoxy to “glue” the bottom of the transmitter to the turtle’s shell. Because of their unique shell, neither of these methods can be used for a leatherback. Instead, the transmitter is attached directly through the dorsal ridge.” – Sea Turtle Conservancy
To learn more about how sea turtles are tracked, visit our partner directly at conserveturtles.org.
Does tracking harm the sea turtles?
“Proper attachment methods are designed not to harm the sea turtle, damage its shell or increase the turtle’s chances of being tangled. While researchers continue to modify and develop new techniques to reduce any impacts to sea turtles, having a transmitter attached does create some additional drag while the turtle is swimming. Researchers have recorded females returning to successfully nest after having a transmitter attached, which suggests that having a transmitter does not impact a sea turtle’s migration, feeding and mating behavior.” – Sea Turtle Conservancy
It is important to know that only Fahlo has a real partnership for tracking bracelets with the Sea Turtle Conservancy! There are many scam copy companies to be aware of who do not use real sea turtle tracking data, or that use data illegally.
How long do sea turtles live?
Sea turtles have a life expectancy comparable to humans. This can be anywhere between 50 and 100 years! Interestingly, female turtles can continue to lay eggs and nest up until they are around 80 years old.
Do sea turtles have 3 hearts?
Sea turtles have only one heart, which contains three chambers. This is common for most reptiles. However, scientists are beginning to observe the formation of a septum in one of the chambers that may soon divide it, creating a fourth chamber.
How many sea turtles are left?
Overall, there are an estimated 6.5 million sea turtles left in the wild. The population numbers and threats of extinction vary from species to species, with some in little danger and others facing extinction within the next twenty years.
“Since most research conducted on marine turtles has been carried out on nesting beaches and well over 90% of a sea turtle’s life is spent in the water—feeding, mating, migrating and doing whatever else a sea turtle does when no one is watching, we are missing important information that can help us better protect sea turtles. In particular, to adequately protect sea turtles in all their habitats, we must learn more about their migratory patterns, their behavior at sea, where their marine habitats are located, how the turtles use these different habitats, and the migration routes turtles travel between habitats. Satellite telemetry (following an object on the earth with the use of orbiting satellites) has advanced to the stage of allowing researchers to track turtles in the open ocean after attaching a Platform Terminal Transmitter (PTT) to the back of a sea turtle.” – Sea Turtle Conservancy
To learn more about why sea turtles are tracked, visit our partner directly at conserveturtles.org.
“There are currently three common methods to attach a transmitter to a sea turtle. Two methods are for all sea turtles, except leatherbacks. The first of these methods uses fiberglass and resin to create a hard cover that goes over the transmitter and attaches to the shell. The second method uses a non-heat epoxy to “glue” the bottom of the transmitter to the turtle’s shell. Because of their unique shell, neither of these methods can be used for a leatherback. Instead, the transmitter is attached directly through the dorsal ridge.” – Sea Turtle Conservancy
To learn more about how sea turtles are tracked, visit our partner directly at conserveturtles.org.
“Proper attachment methods are designed not to harm the sea turtle, damage its shell or increase the turtle’s chances of being tangled. While researchers continue to modify and develop new techniques to reduce any impacts to sea turtles, having a transmitter attached does create some additional drag while the turtle is swimming. Researchers have recorded females returning to successfully nest after having a transmitter attached, which suggests that having a transmitter does not impact a sea turtle’s migration, feeding and mating behavior.” – Sea Turtle Conservancy
It is important to know that only Fahlo has a real partnership for tracking bracelets with the Sea Turtle Conservancy! There are many scam copy companies to be aware of who do not use real sea turtle tracking data, or that use data illegally.
Sea turtles have a life expectancy comparable to humans. This can be anywhere between 50 and 100 years! Interestingly, female turtles can continue to lay eggs and nest up until they are around 80 years old.
Sea turtles have only one heart, which contains three chambers. This is common for most reptiles. However, scientists are beginning to observe the formation of a septum in one of the chambers that may soon divide it, creating a fourth chamber.
Overall, there are an estimated 6.5 million sea turtles left in the wild. The population numbers and threats of extinction vary from species to species, with some in little danger and others facing extinction within the next twenty years.
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