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Who said tortoises were slow?! Mine is as fast as a kid. I've never taken a pic of a kid but I bet snapping a pet is as difficult. And fun at the same time :-) I made dozens of snaps and only 4 are worth seeing as she's too-too-too fast. Anyway, I'll learn snapping restless models

Royal Palm Beach Pines Natural Area, Palm Beach County, FL, USA

Honestly, I don't know if it is a tortoise or a turtle. However, it was curious. I took this photo with a water proof disposable camera when on a cruise in the Bahamas. We had just stopped for a snorkeling expedition and, after everyone else took off, this guy showed up to pose for me.

It had rained really bad, so this turtle was up by the gate, taking refuge from the water.

This is my first pet ever. I'm so excited. Kim gave it to me as an early birthday present.

we have two turtles living out in the pond in the garden. Fenton is worried that this one is sick, but he (she?) seems to be doing better now

Is it an elephant or a turtle?

Girl toenails.

Turtles at Memorial Lake State Park, Grantville, PA

A turtle suns itself on a log at Wakodahatchee Wetlands in Delray Beach, FL. Digiscoped on 05/20/10.

Up close and personal with a turtle near Shipwreck beach

Glyptemys insculpta, Wood Turtle; Somerset County, Maine

we rescued this turtle from the road

another sad sea turtle

Turtles getting themselves some rays at Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden in Chinatown.

painter turtle on birchwood fire lane

I saw this giant turtle at Today's Pet store in Columbia, Maryland.

Turtles at the turtle farm

This snapping turtle was about three feet away from our tent when we all saw each other. She froze, deliberated for fifteen minute, then set off in search of a different spot (far from humans!) in which to lay her eggs.

Juvenile green turtle (C. mydas)

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