Sea Turtle

Sea Turtle

Details
Speed	100%
Health	7.0 (total: 700)
Damage	6.0 (total: 120)
Armor	50%
Armor pen.	0%
Damage reflect.	0%
Boosts	2
Biome statistics
Oxygen time	45 seconds
Temperature time	10 seconds
Pressure time	5 seconds
Salinity time	20 seconds
Credits

The Sea Turtle is a tier 9 animal.

Mechanics[]

Mahi-mahi evolve into sea turtles.
- 42,000 XP is required for a mahi-mahi to evolve into a sea turtle.
Sea turtles evolve into leatherback turtles
- 48,000 XP is required for a sea turtle to evolve into a leatherback turtle.
Sea turtles drop meat upon death.

Abilities[]

Passive Abilities[]

You have no armor on your head, only your sides and back.
You have 20% resistance to Poison damage
You move in short bursts, which only come with regular movement in water.

Suitable Biomes[]

The suitable biomes for the sea turtle are the ocean.
- If a sea turtle enters the ocean, it will lose oxygen; however it can swim and its oxygen time is long enough for this to not matter.
- If a sea turtle enters the arctic, it will lose oxygen and temperature.
- If a sea turtle enters the arctic surface, it will lose temperature.
- If a sea turtle enters the deeeep, it will lose oxygen and pressure.
- If a sea turtle enters the swamp, it will lose oxygen and salinity.
- If a sea turtle enters the swamp surface, it will not regenerate salinity.

Diet[]

This is a complete list of food that sea turtles can eat.

Name	Can be eaten by	XP	Description
Barb	All except for the stonefish who spawned it	0	Spawns behind a stonefish using their active ability. Deals damage upon eating it (7% of max life). Poisons anyone who eats it with a base DPS of 10% that lasts 5 seconds (except poison-immune animals). Despawns after 4 seconds.
Bubble	All animals that breathe air	0	Affected by gravity, floats upwards. Spawns out of the window of the shipwreck. Replenishes oxygen to animals that breathe air.
Bird Poop	All except for lamprey and seagull	10	Affected by gravity. Automatically spawns below any seagull every 10 seconds.
Plankton	All	25	Spawns in the ocean.
Ice	All	50	Spawns in the arctic and deeeep.
Apple	Tier 1 to tier 8 except lamprey and pelican	50	Spawns in trees.
Berry	Tier 1 to tier 8 except lamprey and pelican	50	Spawns in bushes.
Volcano Food	All except lamprey	125	Affected by gravity, floats upwards. Spawns out of volcanoes, which can be hidden in and are located in the arctic and the deeeep. When eaten as an animal that is not suited to the arctic, it will replenish some of your temperature.
Flappy Duck	Ray to tier 10	675	Spawns in a horizontal line just below the height limit.
Meat	All	1000	Spawns where an animal dies (tier 2 to tier 10 animals only). The amount of meat that spawns depends on what animal it was.

Hiding Places[]

This is a complete list of terrain that sea turtles can hide in.

Name	Summary	Image
Shipwreck	One shipwreck always appears on one of the dirt islands that border the ocean and deeeep. Tier 1 to tier 9 animals can hide here. Produces bubbles that can be eaten.
Abandoned House	Does not generate randomly, one abandoned house always appears in a specific location to the left of the deeeep floor. Tier 1 to tier 9 animals can hide here.

Skins[]

Skins are cosmetics used to change an animal's looks, or sometimes, an animal’s biome or size statistics slightly. The table below shows the list of approved skins that can be used for the Sea Turtle.

Realistic skins can be used in every time of the year. They are mostly based on real-life species, or adjectives such as 'Battle-Scarred' or 'Dark'.

Realistic Skins
Name	ID	Price	Creator	Creation Date	Stat Change	Description	Image
Pig-nosed Turtle	25093	200	Myhailot	12th August, 2024	Habitat: Warm, Shallow, Salt, Reef -> Warm, Shallow, Fresh, Reef	Carettochelys insculpta is a dubious little creature with flippers resembling those of marine turtles. Unlike the soft-shelled turtles, The pig-nosed turtle retains a bony carapace and a solid plastron, rather than a flat and soft plate. it is omnivorous, eating the flowers, fruit, and leaves and preying upon crustaceans, mollusks, and insects.
Crab Carrier	25319	100	MEGAmew	28th July, 2024	None	The Columbus Crab, Planes minutus, is an exclusively pelagic species of crab , inhabiting a wide variety of substrates, including Sargassum weed, floating timbers and the hulls of ships. It is often found in association with turtles, especially the loggerhead sea turtle, Caretta caretta. It had been thought that the crab fed on the turtle's faeces, but it is now thought to fill a cleaning role. Thanks to Poboski for helping with the colours and some details
Medusa Muncher	25318	100	MEGAmew	28th July, 2024	None	Sea Turtles eat jellyfish. The final stage of a jellyfish's life cycle is called the medusa. Jellyfish by Poboski and Myhaliot
Half-Albino Sea Turtle	25313	150	Tacoco	27th July, 2024	None	Based on Yin-Yang, a half-albino green sea turtle hatchling born in Lebanon.
Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtle	25312	75	Dinothis	27th July, 2024	Size scale: -0.2x	Kemp's ridley sea turtle (Lepidochelys kempii), also called the Atlantic ridley sea turtle, is the rarest species of sea turtle, the world's most endangered species of sea turtle, and the smallest species of sea turtle! It is one of two living species in the genus Lepidochelys (the other one being L. olivacea, the olive ridley sea turtle). The species primarily occupies habitat around the Gulf of Mexico though their migrations into the Atlantic are being affected by rising temperatures.
Hybrid Sea Turtle	25310	125	Dinothis	27th July, 2024	None	Based on Eclipse, a loggerhead-green sea turtle hybrid rescued by the South Carolina Aquarium. Sea turtle hybridization can happen but is very rare in the wild. The hybrid features a head shape similar to green sea turtles but the beak of loggerhead sea turtles.
Turtle Tracker	25175	50	Reconnect	18th July, 2024	None	Why track sea turtles by satellite? 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.
Infested Sea Turtle	24861	150	Nuricindeyatsin	21st June, 2024	None	Having barnacles and algae is a generally a sign of bad health for sea turtles. Must be hard for this guy... Barnacles are inspired by MyHailot's Barnacle prop
Snacking Sea Turtle	24857	80	Random_Rhincodontid	20th June, 2024	None	While most species of sea turtles feed on a variety of foods ranging from jellyfish and tunicates to crabs and sponges, the green sea turtle (Chelonia mydas) is primarily herbivorous and eats mainly seagrasses and algae. Seagrasses, such as those eaten by this species, are uniquely the only marine plants that are able to flower underwater.
Green Sea Turtle	24562	90	monsieur_stuff	23rd April, 2024	None	Chelonia mydas is an endangered species of sea turtle found around reefs throughout the Atlantic and Indo-Pacific oceans. Their common name comes not only from the color of their skin, but moreso the fact that even their internal cells and organs are green!
Leucistic Sea Turtle	24559	100	monsieur_stuff	21st April, 2024	None	This skin is based on the appearance of green turtles that exhibit leucism. While virtually all of their skin lacks pigment, their shells are still vibrant in hue.
Olive Ridley Sea Turtle	377	50	Tacoco	13th April, 2024	Size scale: -0.1x	Lepidochelys olivacea, the olive ridley sea turtle also known commonly as the Pacific ridley sea turtle, The name for this sea turtle is tied to the color of its shell—an olive green hue. They are currently the most abundant of all sea turtles. The Olive Ridley sea turtle is relatively small compared to other sea turtle species, growing to about 61 cm (2 ft) in carapace length.
Flatback Sea Turtle	103	50	bluefis	23rd April, 2024	None	A species of sea turtle found only around Australia. Named for their shell shape, which is flatter than other turtle species, they are the only species in the genus Natator. Reskin by monsieur
Hawksbill Sea Turtle	4269	90	Myhailot	4th November, 2021	None	This turtle has a shell with overlapping scutes and a distinctive hawk-like beak
Loggerhead Sea Turtle	16	75	wertywertz	7th February, 2021	None	None

Seasonal skins can only be used in certain seasons, such as Christmas, Lunar New Year etc. They will disappear from the Store once the Season is over, but will be back next year, and remain in the player's inventory if they bought them.

Seasonal Skins
Name	ID	Price	Creator	Creation Date	Stat Change	Season	Description	Image
balding	24336	0	ArtistryGuildㅤ	5th April, 2024	None	Lunar New Year	running out of ideas
Tangled Turtle	22963	0	Random_Rhincodontid	24th October, 2023	None	Halloween	This turtle has become tangled in lovely luminous lights, adding to the spookiness of the season.
Alien Turtle	12724	0	requiemm	14th September, 2022	None	Halloween	None
Black Turtle Of The North	10207	0	Poborski	25th January, 2022	None	Lunar New Year	known in Chinese as Xuanwu, is one of the Four Symbols of the Chinese constellations. It is usually depicted as a turtle entwined together with snakes. Made in collaboration with Myhailot (@686930_421).

Unrealistic skins are skins only usable on custom servers that allow using them. They are mostly spaced themed, or in some cases absurd in terms of the stat changes they provide.

Unrealistic Skins
Name	ID	Price	Creator	Creation Date	Stat Change	Description	Image
None

History[]

This section highlights all the changes made to the sea turtle in documented updates so far. A full changelog can be found here.

Update	Changes
February 28th, 2017	Two new animals: sea turtles, oarfish (designed by John Fallot Pathos316 - Portfolio).
March 2nd, 2017	Sea Turtle's position has been changed.
May 14th, 2017	Sea Turtle armor now protects its head too, and its health has been increased.