September 16, 2015
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6:09Now PlayingThe sex of sea turtles is determined by its environment. Hot weather produces more females, while cooler temperatures make more males. With global warming and more summers of droughts, scientists like Jeanette Wyneken are seeing a dangerous shift in the pattern toward females.
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