Turtle Excluder Devices (TEDs) are specialized equipment used in fishing nets to prevent the accidental capture of sea turtles. These devices allow turtles to escape while retaining the target catch, helping to protect endangered species and maintain marine biodiversity. TEDs are typically installed in trawl nets and consist of a grid that guides turtles toward an escape opening. The use of TEDs is mandated in many regions to promote sustainable fishing practices. By reducing the bycatch of marine life, TEDs contribute to healthier ocean ecosystems and support the conservation efforts of organizations focused on protecting turtle populations.