How to identify Tucker the turtle Tucker is 7 to 8 inches long. As a red-eared slider, a species that is not endemic to New Jersey, Tucker should stand out with its reddish ears and olive shell ...

A trait that stands out about red-eared sliders is their inability to tuck themselves inside their shell. Tucker the turtle was last seen on Aug. 27 roaming around Forge Pond Golf Course in Brick.

The pond is scheduled to be finished by the end of April and about 20 turtles will be deposited in the water at that time, Medina said.

Claudia and Clark Fields will bring Willy out to his pond, dwarfed only by the Fields’ sprawling property in west Greeley. It’s a nice, large place for a red-eared slider, a mansion, really, with ...

In fact, the red-eared slider was one of more than 100 decidedly un- huggable alien invaders that are driving native western pond turtles from their historic home in Marin County waters.

Turtle Strapped With a GoPro Is the Cinematographer to Watch Underwater Right Now for the Turtle’s-Eye View 2 minute read By Raisa Bruner June 18, 2019 1:57 PM EDT ...

If you were to inadvertently catch a western pond turtle or any turtle other than red-eared sliders, painted turtles and spiny softshell turtles, you would have to return it to the water immediately.

A terrapin dumped in a pond during the ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ craze in the 1990s has been discovered alive 25 years later. The yellow-bellied slider turtle has amazed wildlife experts ...

But the turtle in the koi pond would not face such a fate. “This one is faster than the others,” said Nic Hutchins, the museum employee sent into the water to fetch the newcomer.

Someone took Howard the turtle from his tank at Long Key Nature Center in Davie on June 21, 2019, and released him into a pond. Long Key Nature Center Howard doesn’t know how to catch his own food.