Max Maloney

World Turtle News, 4/8/2021

A Large Galápagos Tortoise Seizure Raises Red Flags A seizure of 185 Galapagos Tortoises at Galapagos Ecological Airport, is raising bigger concerns over illegal trade in the tortoises. The number of animals seized is troubling because it may point to a large more sophisticated illegal trade for these animals. Follow the link to read more. Turtle News From Around the World Conservation USA: Endangered Species […]

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World Turtle News, 12/12/2020

Turtle gets new name as researchers discover mistaken identity A common turtle from north-west Queensland has been renamed after researchers compared it to fossil records. Researchers determined there were “seven distinct differences” between the fossil records with the old name of Elysea lavarackorum and the newly named Elysea oneiros. To read more follow the link. Turtle News From Around the World Conservation South Africa: Female

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Mike Lunka

Kudos to Mike Lunka

From as far back as I can remember I have been interested in animals, particularly animals that no one else seemed to care as much about. This lead me down a lot of paths and “favorites”, but the thing that always stuck was reptiles.  This passion was never slowed down by my parents, the same people whose Christmas tradition was going to the zoo. They

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World Turtle News, 11/6/2020

Endangered Sea Turtle Learns To Swim Again After Losing Two Flippers After having two flippers amputated from being caught in a fishing net, and five years of rehabilitation at the Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Centre an Olive Ridley Sea Turtle, has been released back into the wild. Follow the link for the full story. Turtle News From Around the World Conservation Mexico: Endangered sea turtle rebounding

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World Turtle News, 10/23/2020

Governor signs new law to protect South Carolina turtles, reptiles, amphibians South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has signed into law new regulations designed to protect the state’s native reptiles and amphibians. McMaster held a ceremonial signing event Wednesday at the Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia, which has several animal conservation programs . The law was passed during the most recent legislative session. The South Carolina Department

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