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Red Sea Sanctuaries Warn of Turtle Threats
Whales and giant turtles sleep in a unique way known as "half-brain sleep," where one half of their brain remains awake to keep them swimming and prevent drowning during sleep. This allows them to continue performing vital functions and to snatch oxygen while resting. This phenomenon is a unique mechanism that enables the largest marine creatures to survive in their aquatic environment. It is essential because it helps them breathe and regulate their activity during sleep. Additionally, information indicates that the number of giant turtles has exceeded previous counts for the first time in Seychelles Island, highlighting the importance of conserving these animals and noting their significant population growth.
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