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AZ Animals on MSNHow to Care For a Baby Red-Eared SliderAdopting a new pet is exciting, especially if you get to bond with them from when they’re a baby. Knowing how to care for ...
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Red-Eared Slider Turtle: Species Profile - MSNRed-eared slider turtles are active pets that enjoy swimming and diving. Captive-born red-eared sliders tend to be friendlier and more outgoing than those born in the wild.
Whereas the male Red-eared slider has elongated toenails on its front feet that it uses to stroke the neck and head of a potential mate, the male Big Bend Slider simply chases the female and bites ...
Nicknames: Red-eared terrapin, elegant terrapin Claim to fame: Of the 21 species and sub-species of turtles native to Missouri, the red-eared slider is one that's well-known around the world and ...
Youngsters of a certain age might remember the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle craze of the 1980s and 90s; the masked cartoon creatures seemed to be everywhere.These days, biologists worried about nati… ...
Female red-eared sliders lay anywhere from two to 25 eggs up to five times a year. After the mother buries the eggs, the hatchlings are left on their own. “Turtles don’t have any maternal care ...
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Burlington Free Press on MSNNew law bans pond sliders from sale or release in Vermont. Here's why and what changesA new law bans the importation and sale of pond slider turtles, an invasive species that outcompetes Vermont's native turtles ...
Like many turtles, red-eared sliders are also extremely long-lived creatures, often outlasting their human owners. Cramer knows of one red-eared slider that, at 87 years old, is now on its third ...
Turtles with red ears are bedeviling Southern California marshlands and the overwhelmed owners who are releasing them. A report in the Daily Breeze on Saturday said wildlife officials at places ...
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