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Practice Reading: Re-order Paragraphs ID: #33402 Sea Turtles
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In addition, researchers and scuba divers have observed sea turtles respond to the stimulation of being touched on the skin of their head and their flippers.
A series of thin nerves run along the shell and detect pressure changes associated with touch.
The bony shell of a sea turtle can actually sense when something touches it.
The nerves do not contain pain receptors so scientists do not think sea turtles feel pain when touched on the shell, but these thin nerves could transmit information to other parts of the sea turtle's body.

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