Under captivity, giant leatherback turtles love warmth and fear cold. When the water temperature is about 24°C, they can eat normally; if the water temperature is below 20°C, they will stop eating; if the water temperature is below 18°C, they will stop eating and move less. go into hibernation. If the water temperature is below 10℃ for a long time, giant leatherback turtleeasydead, so be careful!

In addition, when feeding, you can give giant Leatherback turtles feedeat plants, stems, leaves and fruits. They are gentle and kind, timid, and do not take the initiative to attack people.