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Bombay Hook, NWR in DE - Gabe and I had 13 different Snapping Turtles today. We have no idea what they were doing, but nice looks for us! We enjoyed this close one on one of the roads - from a safe distance.
On Memorial Day, 2010, Bob yells in the window - Hun, come see what Jac found!
This beautiful big turtle was evidently looking to make a nest and crawling across my outdoor riding arena.
Preferring the seemingly rapid waters of the rivers in missouri, this species is seldom seen on land. And may be rarer than previously thought. This one had actually just finished burying her eggs.
Sights from a country drive on a sunny Sunday in Ontario. Mama turtle laying eggs on the side of the road.
Camp Clearfork and surrounding areas, Ouachita National Forest, near Crystal Springs, Garland County, Arkansas, USA
This specimen was captured in a hoop trap set at ecology camp. It must have been an old individual as it pretty much lacked any amount of middorsal keeling.
Turtles swimming in an enclosure at the turtle farm on Grand Cayman. I believe this was the breeding pool. This was day 5 of our cruise on board the Carnival Conquest.
American Turtles (terrapins) became popular as pets because of a cartoon series in the UK some years ago . The owners did not realise that they grew to the size of a dinner plate and lived for forty years. Many ended up being put in ponds were they are an alien species competing with the local wildlife.
These three turtles are now ready to greet you at the @vaaquarium! @vaBeachArts reviewed 20 applications and commissioned Sarah Gallahan Art for the mural painting on the façade of North Building. Sarah’s illustration of three sea turtles represent the guest experience at the Aquarium, the work of the Stranding Response Program, and the Aquarium’s mission to protect endangered species and the marine environment.
Photo by Craig McClure
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A turtle that came across while in Turkey in the yard of some random museum.
Maybe tuned the brightness a bit too low before uploading :?
The sea turtle is a very majestic creature. It can also be quite intimidating when you see one close up, and watch it use its powerful jaws to chew a huge clump of grass right in front of you. This was taken in Akumal in Mexico in a spot where people came to snorkel just to see the turtles. They were everywhere. The younger ones were a little skittish when you got close, but the older ones could really care less if you were nearby or not. This particular one let me dive down and hang out with him long enough to get plenty of good photos.