What are some turtles that becoming extinct?

1. Hawksbill Sea Turtle (_Eretmochelys imbricata_)

IUCN Red List Status: Critically Endangered

Global Population: <25,000 nesting females

Threats: Hunting for their meat, eggs, and shells; incidental capture in fishing gear; habitat loss and degradation; climate change.

2. Green Sea Turtle (_Chelonia mydas_)

IUCN Red List Status: Endangered

Global Population: <100,000 nesting females

Threats: Hunting for their meat, eggs, and shells; incidental capture in fishing gear; habitat loss and degradation; climate change.

3. Loggerhead Sea Turtle (_Caretta caretta_)

IUCN Red List Status: Vulnerable

Global Population: <250,000 nesting females

Threats: Hunting for their meat, eggs, and shells; incidental capture in fishing gear; habitat loss and degradation; climate change.

4. Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtle (_Lepidochelys kempii_)

IUCN Red List Status: Critically Endangered

Global Population: <10,000 nesting females

Threats: Hunting for their meat, eggs, and shells; incidental capture in fishing gear; habitat loss and degradation; climate change.

5. Olive Ridley Sea Turtle (_Lepidochelys olivacea_)

IUCN Red List Status: Vulnerable

Global Population: <1,000,000 nesting females

Threats: Hunting for their meat, eggs, and shells; incidental capture in fishing gear; habitat loss and degradation; climate change.

6. Leatherback Sea Turtle (_Dermochelys coriacea_)

IUCN Red List Status: Critically Endangered

Global Population: <2,300 nesting females

Threats: Hunting for their meat, eggs, and shells; incidental capture in fishing gear; habitat loss and degradation; climate change.