Animals
Hotter Climate Could Lead to Female-Dominated Sea Turtle Population
The world can one day be run entirely by females - in the sea turtle world that is. Climate experts warn that populations of sea turtles could turn all female if humans don't take measures to control the Earth's rising temperatures.
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