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nope, box turtles are turtles and don't have flippers
"David Hare-Scott" wrote in message ... "Pat" wrote in message ... Today I found a turtle munching into my largest ripening cantelope. This is UNACCEPTABLE behavior... How can I keep them from getting more of the melons? What you have is much more likely to be a tortoise, terrestial types with claws. Turtles are aquatic species with flippers. Those that are not threatened species are employed holding up the universe. Either could be kept out with a small fence as they cannot climb very well and cannot jump at all. David |
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David Hare-Scott wrote:
................... .................................. What you have is much more likely to be a tortoise, terrestial types with claws. Turtles are aquatic species with flippers................... No, we had a painted turtle in our yard a few weeks ago. (we live on the waterfront) She most certainly had claws and not flippers. I know turtles that live in the ocean have flippers. Off hand, I don't remember seeing any fresh water turtles with flippers. Steve |
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