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When discovered by people, the sea turtle weighed about 80kg, was in a state of decomposition, was more than 1.1m long, had a shell 60cm wide, and was washed by the wave…
In the natural world, no animal can attack a turtle shell directly. Turtles are undoubtedly one of the most successfully evolved species in the wild.
Baby turtle has eaten too much plastic. Until after 6 days, all this plastic is brought out through the waste line.
Not only turtles, some cold-blooded animals such as salamanders, frogs... also have a very slow aging rate, which helps them to prolong their lifespan compared to other…
The Galapagos Tortoise is a very competitive animal in the animal kingdom.
The picture of petrified life in the ancient city of Pompeii has been supplemented with an unexpected specimen: a 2,000-year-old turtle with an egg intact in its belly.
Kemp's Ridley, the world's rarest sea turtle, recently surprised scientists when laying eggs on a beach in Texas, USA.
A new albino Galapagos giant tortoise was born in the zoo in the town of Servion, Switzerland.
Family members are stunned to learn that their pet turtle is still alive after 30 years.
Turtles are a very strange reptile compared to other reptiles, especially in the carapace, so why do they have shells? How do they evolve?
An extremely rare and extremely small albino tortoise has been discovered near a freshwater lake in southern India.
In the 1770s, inventor David Bushnell designed the Turtle, the world's first submarine.
A rare genetic condition causes a girl in Slovakia to have skin up to 8mm thick, lose her eyelids, two fingers and four toes and cannot regulate her body temperature.
American ecologists have found a new way to reduce turtles, sharks and squid getting entangled in fishing nets.
A resident of Turkey stumbled across a rare one-piece turtle while bathing in a hot spring at the Pamukkale World Heritage site.