Seaturtle Stories

"One letter can touch the hearts of people for an ocean of change." Will the letter reach the shore of Magiting before everything is too late? My First Entry for National Geographic Writing Contest #PlanetOrPlastic WORD COUNT: 491 Ranking Performance in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart: ***AND FINALLY WE'RE NUMBER #1 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-28-18)*** #3 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-15-18) #4 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-13-18) #17 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-12-18) #16 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-06-18) #12 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-04-18) #25 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (11-30-18) #24 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (11-28-18) #31 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (11-24-18) Debuted at #66 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (11-21-18) ***OTHER MOST IMPRESSIVE RANKINGS IN VARIOUS CATEGORIES*** #1 in ENVIRONMENT (12-29-18) #1 in POLLUTION (12-29-18) #1 in NATURE (12-29-18) #1 in OCEAN (12-29-18) #1 in WRITING CONTEST (12-29-18) #1 in SHORT STORY (12-29-18) #1 in TRAGEDY (12-29-18) #1 in AWARENESS (12-29-18) #1 in REALITY (12-29-18) #1 in MARINE LIFE (12-29-18) #1 in INFORMATIVE (12-29-18) #1 in SAVE EARTH (12-29-18) #1 in MAKE A CHANGE (12-29-18) Thank you guys for all of your BIG BIG BIG support to my VERY VERY VERY simple entry. All the very best! God bless!!! :) © 2018 Kuya Ronnie Tagumpay © All rights reserved 2018 First Published November 17, 2018 This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, things, events and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

"One little way means a lot for an ocean of change." My second Entry for National Geographic Writing Contest #PlanetOrPlastic WORD COUNT: 494 RANKING PERFORMANCE: #412 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (01-04-19) #388 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (01-02-19) #267 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-29-18) #134 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-28-18) #59 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-23-18) #64 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-15-18) #46 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-13-18) #43 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-06-18) Debuted at #81 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-04-18) © 2018 Kuya Ronnie Tagumpay © All rights reserved 2018 First Published November 26, 2018 This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, things, events and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

The turtles destroyed Shredder's labotary.

Here's my little contribution towards An Ocean of Change.! A different spice of human-ified approach through a Sea-Creature's POV. This is my entry to @NationalGeographics writing contest #PlanetOrPlastic P.S. It is in First Person through A Sea Turtle's POV.

A baby sea turtle faces his first struggle Nature is harsh...

This story is about how a little 4 year old boy named Luke found a baby turtle and took him home and named him Marvin.

A Marine biologist had a task in Papua, Indonesia. There, he saw many animals, and thought that the place is cool. Until he met the beautiful surfer. And all the noteless intent goes on and on, pursuing on the perfect goal.

Eventually when there is more than one story on here I will slip in descriptions of each story. But for now; This is going to be a collection of short stories or story excerpts.

Nathaniel the Falcon has never been Scuba Diving before, so this is his first time doing so with his friends Sonic, Amy, Tails, and Cream.

A brother who never lost hope in a polluted world.

Sorry for the cover. I couldn't find a sketch to upload that actually uploaded correctly in the space provided for the cover. More art, newer and better.

The periple of a green sea turtle

This is a short story about the last of the Sea Turtles and how plastic has harmed her.

This story follows a sea turtle, a young one. Follow the sea turtle as she traverses the plastic filled ocean she lives in. Please don't continue to destroy our planet with plastic, stop using single use plastics(or plastic in general) If you are reading this story on any other platform other than Wattpad you are very likely to be at risk of a malware attack. If you wish to read this story in it's original, safe, form, please go to Wattpad. Thank you.

a short story for the National Geography #PlanetOrPlastic

This is my short story on the dangers ruining our oceans, from a child's perspective. It's about how we wouldn't expose children to harmful objects or chemicals, so why would we do such a thing to our animals? Children and animals have very similar characteristics because they do not know if something is bad for them and don't see small things like plastic as a threat. If we thought about the protection of animals the same way we did with our kids, think of how cleaner the world would be.

This is the world and how Abby see it.