The Wildlife Crime Control Bureau authorities arrived at the airport to examine the wildlife species, which were identified and certified as "Red eared slider Turtle(4967 Nos.) and Albino Red ...

One of the most common pet-trade turtles is the Red-eared Slider turtle (Trachemys scripta elegans) – a non-native species in Minnesota. Recently, released and escaped Red-eared Sliders have ...

This week, we’ll learn about red-eared sliders, one of the most common pet reptiles in Hong Kong’s Goldfish Market. Unlike tortoises which spend most of their time on land, and turtles which ...

On information, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau officials reached the airport and identified the species as red-eared slider turtles. All 5,200 turtles were found alive and active. After feeding ...

Pet owners who have a red swamp crayfish or red-eared slider turtle can breathe a sigh of relief, as they can continue keeping them under a proposed change to the law on invasive species.

A red-eared slider turtle swims peacefully among the water lilies in the Aktun Ha cenote in Mexico. The limestone rock of Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula is dotted by thousands of cenotes, freshwater pools ...

The red-eared slider turtles were released into the wild through a practice known as “mercy release” - a concept rooted in a Buddhist belief that freeing animals brings good fortune.