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Fill in the table given below. S. No Problems faced by the hatchlings Effect Solution 1. Pollution Survival of sea turtles becomes difficult. Reduce the usage of plastics. 2. Predators 3. Human

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Fill in the table given below.

S. No Problems faced by the hatchlings Effect Solution
1. Pollution Survival of sea turtles becomes difficult. Reduce the usage of plastics.
2. Predators    
3. Human Activities    
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S. No Problems faced by the hatchlings Effect Solution
1. Pollution Survival of sea turtles becomes difficult. Reduce the usage of plastics.
2. Predators Eat them for food Protection from predations
3. Human Activities Put them in Grave Danger Conserve the turtles & make the area, a safe zone for them.
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Chapter 1.1: Sea Turtles - Reading- Section III [Page 92]

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Chapter 1.1 Sea Turtles
Reading- Section III | Q 1. | Page 92

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