Derik Queen has captivated college recruiters and NBA scouts with deft footwork and court vision that belie his 6-foot-9, 245 ...

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

A young red-eared slider is smaller than the palm of a hand. PHOTO: ANIMAL & VETERINARY SERVICE However, these terrapins have also earned a spot on the International Union for Conservation of ...

The Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (Acres) in a Facebook post on Wednesday (Feb 26) said that in just one month, it attended to three cases involving eight red-eared sliders.

Red-eared sliders are among the most popular pets in the world, and a common invasive species that are native to the warmer climes of the south-eastern US and near the Gulf of Mexico. In Singapore ...

An example of a red-eared terrapin turtle, as seen in Cornwall Park bird aviary in Hastings. Photo / Warren Buckland Turtles have been sighted around and in Napier’s waterways and experts ...

A red-eared terrapin has been rescued after it was found lounging in the sun at a water treatment plant. The exotic animal was discovered by a Southern Water employee at Testwood Water Supply ...

A large red-eared terrapin has been rescued from a water treatment plant in Southampton. The reptile, weighing around 5 kilos, was spotted sunning itself near a river extraction point at the ...

“All our terrapins will live permanently at Raystede and Terri and her friends will live out their years happily here with us.” The red-eared terrapin is native to southern North America.

A red-eared terrapin has been rescued by Southern Water and kept in a staff member's bath after being pulled from a Totton waterworks. Senior ecologist Tom Alexander pulled the turtle, who has ...

Native to North America and originating in the Mississippi basin, red-eared terrapins or sliders were imported in large numbers as pets during the late 1980s, following the popularity of the cartoon ...

On Nov 7, 2023, the Indian national who is a Singapore permanent resident allegedly exported 5,160 red-eared terrapins illegally from Singapore to Coimbatore International Airport in Tami Nadu, India.