When the temperature is around 10 degrees Celsius, Indian leatherback turtles go into hibernation. Indian leatherback turtles are ectothermic animals, so they are sensitive to changes in environmental temperature. The feeding and activities of Indian leatherback turtles are all affected by environmental temperature.

The Indian leatherback turtle starts to move when the temperature rises to about 15 degrees Celsius, and some Can even start eating. At 25 degrees Celsius, the feeding and activity of Indian leatherback turtles became normal. When the temperature is around 30 degrees Celsius, it is the best temperature for Indian leatherback to eat, move and grow.