Should diamondback terrapins be on the endangered species list? These scientists say so.
The Diamondback terrapin, so-called for the geometric pattern atop its shell and best known as the beloved mascot of the ...
Center for Biological Diversity4y
Diamondback Terrapin Among 10 Species Threatened by Wildlife Trade
The diamondback terrapin turtle, a small turtle with speckled skin and a diamond patterned shell, is among the 10 species featured in the report that are especially threatened by legal and illegal ...
The Diamondback1mon
A tightly kept symbol of Maryland’s past
A diamondback terrapin native to Maryland ... “The real Testudo was five inches tall, with a greenish shell and black spots up and down his neck and legs,” according to a March 29, 2002 ...
William & Mary2y
William & Mary
Population status of diamondback terrapins on the Catlett Islands ... The carapace length, width, and shell depth of each terrapin was recorded, and their shells were notched for identification in ...
BBC3y
Rogue terrapin found at Lincolnshire wildlife sanctuary
Mystery surrounds the discovery of a rogue terrapin at a wildlife sanctuary in Lincolnshire. Keepers were shocked to discover the tiny diamondback terrapin on Monday in one of their enclosures at ...
New York City Department of Parks and Recreation2y
Turtles in New York City Parks
Diamondback terrapins are so named for the diamond-shaped markings on top of their shell. Diamondback terrapins are found in wetland areas with brackish water (water bodies formed where saltwater and ...
Center for Biological Diversity4y
Diamondback Terrapin Among 10 Species Threatened by Wildlife Trade
The diamondback terrapin turtle, a small turtle with speckled skin and a diamond patterned shell, is among the 10 species featured in the report that are especially threatened by legal and illegal ...