The average lifespan of giant leatherback turtles is around 80 years. Now that you know the lifespan of giant leatherback turtles, let's take a look at other characteristics of giant leatherback turtles.

The carapace of the giant leatherback turtle is darker in color, and is generally considered to be a giant leatherback turtle. There are three species of leatherback turtles: the Burmese giant leatherback turtle, the red-crowned leatherback turtle, and the three-line leatherback turtle. Giant leatherback turtles in the wild eat a huge amount of food, mainly plant-based food, but also some meat. Giant leatherback turtles love warmth and fear the cold. Giant leatherback turtles stand out for their unique appearance.