Sea turtles munching on sea grass on rocks in the ocean among tourists who are staying back 10 feet. Gecko in tree talking story with gecko about why the turtles eat the sea grass.

Honu Munchin in Haleiwa

A Honu Family happily munching on sea grass with tourists observing from a distance

It was a bright and sunny day in Haleiwa. The Honu Family, a group of green sea turtles, were swimming joyfully in the ocean. Tourists watched from a safe distance, keeping 10 feet away. The turtles were busy munching on sea grass growing on the rocks. Everyone was excited to see the turtles enjoying their meal.

A Sunny Day in Haleiwa

Bruddah Honu nibbling on sea grass, with a serene ocean backdrop

Bruddah Honu, the biggest turtle, loved sea grass the most. He nibbled happily, savoring each bite. The sea grass was not just tasty, but also very healthy for the turtles. Bruddah Honu felt strong and energetic. The tourists were amazed by how gracefully he moved.

Bruddah Honu's Favorite Snack

Li'i the Green Day Gecko perched on a tree branch, looking curiously at the turtles below

Up in a tree nearby, Li'i, the green day gecko, watched the turtles. Li'i was curious and wanted to know why the turtles loved sea grass. He chatted with another gecko, asking many questions. The gecko explained that sea grass helps turtles float and gives them energy. Li'i was fascinated and wanted to learn more about the ocean.

Li'i the Curious Gecko

Li'i the Green Day Gecko sharing stories with other geckos about the turtles and their sea grass

As the day went on, Li'i realized how important it was for everyone to respect nature. The tourists kept their distance, allowing the turtles to eat peacefully. Li'i decided to tell his friends about the turtles and their sea grass. He wanted everyone to understand the beauty of nature. It was a day full of learning and appreciation.