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The way loggerhead turtles feed on their hard-shelled prey recycles important nutrients and keeps ocean floor sediments in balance. Loggerhead turtles carry colonies of small plants and animals on their shells which serve as important habitat themselves. As many as 100 species of animals and plants have been recorded living on one single loggerhead turtle.

Answer 1

Loggerhead turtles feed on their prey in a way that allows important nutrients to be recycled, and allows the ocean floor sediments to stay in balance. Loggerhead turtles can carry small colonies of plants and animals on the backs of their shells, which can also help the turtles themselves. As many as 100 diverse species of plants and animals have been recorded to have been living on a singular loggerhead turtle.

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Loggerhead turtles feed on their hard-shelled prey, recycle important nutrients and keeps ocean floor sediments in balance. Loggerhead turtles also carry colonies of small plants and animals on their shells which serve as important habitat themselves. As many as 100 species of plants and animals have been recorded living on one single loggerhead turtle.