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The Western Pacific leatherback ( Dermochelys coriacea) left a nesting site in the Solomon Islands and dove 4,409 feet ( 1,344 meters ) beneath the ocean surface.
At that depth, the leatherback swam deeper than the current Guinness World Record for the deepest turtle dive.
Leatherbacks spend most of their lives out at sea, but females briefly come onto shore to lay their eggs.
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