Diamondback terrapins are known for the brightly colored, concentric diamond-shaped markings on the upper shell. ... In your opinion, what are the most severe threats to the diamondback terrapin? A.

Diamondback terrapins are known for the brightly colored, concentric diamond-shaped markings on the upper shell. ... Their goal is to seek “stronger protections for the diamondback terrapin.” ...

My admiration for diamondback terrapins began in 1983 when we initiated a terrapin study in the salt marshes surrounding Kiawah Island, S.C. Since then, teams of researchers and students have ...

The Sierra Club, Project Terrapin, Healthy Gulf and American Littoral Society are among the 20 organizations joining the Center’s petition to protect diamondback terrapins. The International Union for ...

The Diamondback terrapin, the state reptile, deserves a place on the federal endangered species list, a group of concerned scientists says.

An image shared by the Cape Cod branch of the New England Wildlife Centers shows the tiny diamondback terrapin hatchling sitting in the center of a gloved palm, six legs holding up a two-headed body.

Last week a college student majoring in ecology asked what my favorite turtle is. My answer: the diamondback terrapin. Anyone who has held this charismatic creature would agree it’s hard to find ...