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World Turtle News, 04/17/2015

South American Turtle Can Talk Turtles were first considered as a source of protein for many Amazonian local communities. These had never considered the fact that the animal could go extinct someday. Both scared and motivated by this reason, Camila Ferrera moved to Manaus in the Amazon to study and help saving the endangered Amazonian Podocnemididae. After a few years, results have shown that these

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World Turtle News, 04/15/2015

Sea Turtle Conservation Group Will Sue Fort Lauderdale If Necessary In Fort Lauderdale, Florida, darkness around the beaches is a problem for businesses who say they’re losing out on potential customers because of safety concerns. Traffic is also affected in some parts. The city’s Conference Committee Agenda took up surveys to draw these conclusions. However, darkness is a very good thing for freshly hatched sea

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World Turtle News, 04/11/2015

Western Pond Turtle Could Join The Endangered Species Act Protection The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced that the Western Pond Turtle could join the Endangered Species Act protection next year. They need to conduct a one-year review prior to decide. This species faces a declination of 99% in some areas. This species needs protection more than ever. Even though it is listed as state

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World Turtle News, 04/08/15

The time to protect Blanding’s Turtle habitat is now Blanding’s Turtle is a threatened species in Indiana, Illinois, Ontario, Quebec, Wisconsin, Minnesota, New York, Ohio and Michigan. The need to protect a critical habitat – that is a habitat used for reproduction, feeding and hibernation – is a key step to save this endangered species. GPS trackers have been used to better understand the species’

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World Turtle News, 03/20/2015

Jurassic European Sea Turtles Suffered From Changing Sea Levels Remains of the supposed oldest sea turtle species was found in the Baetic Cordillera in Jaén 6 years ago. It is still not clear what group the primitive species Hispaniachelys prebetica, considered the oldest southern Europe species, belongs to. A researcher in the evolutionary biology group of the UNED, Adan Pérez-Garcia, studied and analyzed the fossil’s

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