Sea turtles have some sort of magnetism in their head that allows them to a line with the earth's magnetic field. They use geo magnetic imprinting to return to their exact birth aces to nest later in life. So once they're supposedly its, once they start crawling down the beach, they get that imprinting in their head. Once they reach sexual maturity, go back tothat area. Is that reproductively good or bad? I mean, if they're all returning to the same spot, is it possible that they might be related or no, oot y.

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