‘Little shelled friends’: Keeping Texas turtles and tortoises safe in the summer by: Tom Miller, Sally Hernandez, Erica Pauda Posted: May 17, 2025 / 09:44 PM CDT Updated: May 17, 2025 / 09:44 ...

Posted: May 9, 2025 | Last updated: May 9, 2025 Soft-shelled turtles are fascinating creatures, often symbolizing patience and longevity in various cultures.

Ever wondered how softshell turtles are processed in one of the most lucrative industries in the world? In this video, we take you inside the $500 million softshell turtle industry, revealing the ...

What to know Loggerhead sea turtle found stranded in Sargent, Texas Covered in algae, barnacles, crabs, and worms Treated by Gulf Center and Houston Zoo veterinary partners ...

SARGENT, Texas — A loggerhead sea turtle is recovering at the Gulf Center for Sea Turtle Research rehabilitation hospital after being found stranded on the beach in Sargent last week.

SARGENT, Texas — A loggerhead sea turtleis recovering at the Gulf Center for Sea Turtle Researchrehabilitation hospital after being found stranded on the beach in Sargent last week.

BALASORE: Forest officials rescued 196 soft-shelled turtles, that were being smuggled to West Bengal, from a pick-up van near Chalanti-Jaleswar bypass in Balasore district on Wednesday.

This turtle has a black or brown dome-shaped shell with yellow or orange spots and stripes. This species is suited to live in arid environments, and in Texas, you will find them in the Southwest ...

The turtle had a long nose, a little like a stubby elephant’s trunk, and a wide, soft and slippery shell. The shell didn’t have any scutes and was relatively light in color.

The turtle had a long nose, a little like a stubby elephant’s trunk, and a wide, soft and slippery shell. The shell didn’t have any scutes and was relatively light in color. I knew enough about ...

The turtle had a long nose, a little like a stubby elephant’s trunk, and a wide, soft and slippery shell. The shell didn’t have any scutes (scales) and was relatively light in color. I knew enough ...