Rossi, the tiny turtle, was found to be only 25 cm long and less than a kilo. At just one to two years old, he is still in the early stages of development. As a juvenile turtle, he is learning to forage for food in the Atlantic. His diet consists mainly of live crabs, which are abundant in the wild. Thanks to good care, Rossi has been well-fed and has grown significantly.
Rossi's growth is a result of his breeding potential. In a couple of years, he will be fit to breed in the wild, which is exciting news. The team taking care of him has enhanced and sped up his development, which will help him thrive in the wild. Rossi's favorite food is crabs, and he has been lucky to have a steady supply of them. As he grows, he will become more skilled at foraging for food on his own.
In the wild, Rossi will have to adapt to a new environment. He will have to learn to forage for food and avoid predators. But for now, he is safe and sound, enjoying his live crabs and growing stronger every day. The team is excited to see Rossi grow and eventually release him back into the wild, where he can live a happy and healthy life.
