1 The hawksbill has a sharp, narrow bird-like beak that allows them to reach within crevices on the reef.  Olive ridley: An omnivore, these turtles eat a variety of animals and plants including crabs, shrimp, lobster, urchins, jellies, algae, and fish.
Burn scars are the result of an accident from a fire or hot surface. Depressed, raised, shiny, smooth or rough. Darker than the natural skin pigmentation or completely void of color. Different colors as they heal, with reddish or bluish pigmentation.
Second-degree burns are also partial-thickness burns. The second-degree burn is a serious burn that causes destruction of tissue layers deep into the skin. Second-degree burns involve destruction of both the outer and the underlying layers of skin. It effects all of the epidermal layers and extends into the dermis. These burns are classified as either superficial or deep.