Hawksbill Turtle cruising along coral wall

The Hawksbill Turtle gets its common name from the shape of its curved, pointed beak, which resembles that of a bird of prey. They use this beak to feed on sponges and other invertebrates growing on coral reefs. 
 
Extinction Risk: Endangered (seriously at risk of extinction)
Scientific Name: Eretmochelys imbricata