Turtles
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Golf Courses May Serve as Alternative Habitat for Various Animals, From Mammals to Reptiles and Birds?
Some golf courses have lakes or ponds and are surrounded by forest areas. Click to read more.
Latest Research Articles
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Salmonella Outbreak Spreads to 11 States; Experts Warn Against Kissing Pet Turtles
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Small Turtles Sold Online in US Raising Concerns Since Having Them As Pets Cause Health Risks
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Cold-Stunned Sea Turtles Caught in Hypothermic Water Temperatures Taken to Rehab Centers
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Population of Green Turtles Nesting in Cyprus Lagoon Has Increased Over the Last Few Years
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Panama Sea Turtles Face Existential Threat over Illegal Harvest and Human Superstition
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Turtles Have Seen Higher Rates of Extinction Linked to the Arrival of Humans
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Airport X-Ray Finds 109 Live Animals in Luggage; Authorities Detains Two Passengers
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Rare Discovery: Archaeological Excavation in Pompeii Unearths Remains of Pregnant Tortoise
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Aging Mystery: Crocodiles, Salamanders and Turtles Could Hold the Key Behind Aging and Longevity, Scientists Say
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Leatherback Turtles: Hatchlings the Roam the Shores
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Dead Giant Leatherback Turtle May Have Been Killed by Pollution
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Dozens of Flapshell Turtles Found Dead in Lake Near Mumbai Due to Suspected Poisoning
