So what's the difference between a turtle, tortoise and terrapin? You may have seen all 3
Turtles, tortoises and terrapins are all names used for hard-shelled, egg-laying reptiles. This month's River Life column ...
Charlotte Observer9y
Expert says more sea turtles could mean more, larger sharks
says sharks are attracted to sea turtles as food and more sea turtles could mean more and larger sharks closer to shore. Burgess says bull sharks and tiger sharks could be attracted closer to the ...
Center for Biological Diversity8y
SAVING THE SONOYTA MUD TURTLE
The major threat: groundwater withdrawal. Lower water tables could ultimately drain the water on the surface altogether, meaning Sonoyta mud turtles would face a load of trouble. In 2005 the Center ...
ocracokeobserver1d
Record number of sea turtles rescued on Ocracoke during cold spell
Susse Wright holds a rescued green sea turtle. Photo by fellow kayaker Bill Monticone By Peter Vankevich The number of rescued sea turtles on the Outer Banks this past week was, well, stunning. A ...
The Florida Times-Union9d
So what's the difference between a turtle, tortoise and terrapin? You may have seen all 3
One group of animals in the river that always seems to attract interest and excitement when we see them are turtles. And even that term can mean different things to different people. Turtle ...