Never take a wild turtle home with you. Turtle species native to Delaware are prohibited from being owned as pets, according ...

Red-eared and yellow-bellied sliders are two types of non-native turtles you'll find in the wild in Delaware. Red-eared sliders are especially populous, often seen basking with painted turtles and ...

Per their name, the turtles do not have a hard shell and rely on their speed for protection. PARC suggests leaving these long-necked and snouted turtles alone if spotted out of the water, as they ...

Under Vermont’s newly-passed Act 47 of 2025 the sale of pond slider turtles, which includes the popular red-eared slider, is ...

Pet red-eared sliders are generally safer and healthier than those in the wild. However, there are still many factors that can affect exactly how long they live in captivity.

Any sightings of red-eared slider turtles need to be reported to Auckland Council. The dinner-plate sized turtles have recently been spotted in Titirangi and Swanson and their impact on the ...

Turtles typically lay their eggs about a foot below the surface of the sand somewhere about halfway between the beach’s shoreline and the dunes, according to Loggerhead researcher Sarah Hirsch.

Lay's recently introduced Bacon Grilled Cheese potato chips as a 2025 "Do Us a Flavor" winner, facing mixed reactions from Reddit snackers on its cheesy bacon taste.

Do echidnas lay eggs? Like platypuses, echidnas are monotremes, which means they're mammals that lay eggs. Echidnas lay one egg at a time, and those eggs take 10 to 14 days to hatch.

Let’s take an in-depth look at how long the typical red-eared slider lives in the wild and captivity. I’ll also cover what you can do to ensure your slider lives as long as possible and why turtles in ...