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Page last updated at 16:13 GMT, Monday, 30 June 2008 17:13 UK
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Your pictures: Turtles

Photo: Steve Newman

Two loggerhead turtles have been returned to the wild. Inspired by the tale, BBC News website readers have been sending in their turtle pics including this one taken by Steve Newman, off Tenerife.

Photo: Spencer Finn

Hawksbill turtles like this one and Green turtles are not uncommon near Thailand...

Photo: Spencer Finn.

...This sombre specimen is a green turtle. Photos: Spencer Finn.

Photo: Kristian Ellis

Kristian Ellis says this chap kept a beady eye on him whilst he was diving on the Barrier Reef, Australia.

Photo: Elsa Hall

Elsa Hall saw this loggerhead turtle between Puerto Banus and Marbella, heading east. Send your photos to yourpics@bbc.co.uk. See terms and conditions on the right.



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