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Commentary on warfare. The story of the King of the Tortoises, Lions, and Boars.
...the tortoises were the first to speak up. The Tortoise King stood up and cleared his throat. "Excuse me," he said, looking about him, and then in a soft voice he said, "I must tell you there is one thing we tortoises abhor."
"A female turtle attempting to lay its eggs on the beach on Saturday was surrounded by police...." read on:
Turtle scuffle
PBCC students restore gopher tortoise habitat
Sea turtle strandings not a new phenomenon
All but Ageless, Turtles Face Their Biggest Threat: Humans
Bonita participating in pilot turtle-protection program
Introducing the desert tortoise
Steady movement in tortoise protection
Nursed back to health, 70-year-old green turtle returns to the sea
Turtle wins $60m in gas deal
Though Sturdy Survivors, Turtles Prove to Be Ill Equipped for Human Threat
The thieving of living things has always astounded me. Stealing anything from anybody is plain wrong, but taking an item that is actually *living* shows such a blatant disregard for the health and well-being of the animal (in the case of non-human animals) and also for general liberty (moreso in the case of human animals), a right which we should all be afforded. Come on, people, give the tortoises back.
"Anyone with any information which could help the police inquiry should contact Pc Ilic, at Whitchurch police station, on 0845 045 4545 or call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111."
Please, follow this link if only to see the spectacular photo:
Oklahoma Aquarium Extends Turtle Special
Pet kiosk still waiting for license to resume turtle sales
Treacherous Inlet Hurting Treasure Coast Economy and Wildlife
It's an exciting news day.
Brussels sprouts cause turtle fart alarm
FLATULENT TURTLE SETS OFF ALARMS
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