These Crazy Cute Baby Turtles Want Their Lake Back
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Date: 2023-11-16
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If California has destroyed their habitat in the cities, you just need to move the turtles to other part of the state, or to another state, maybe even to another country. There's no reason to keep them at risk in their natural environment if that environment has been altered to a point in which it is not suitable for them anymore. You just want to save the species, it doesn't necessarily has to be in a specific place. You can very well create an artificial pond somewhere else, far away from all these pollution and population hazards.
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If California has destroyed their habitat in the cities, you just need to move the turtles to other part of the state, or to another state, maybe even to another country. There's no reason to keep them at risk in their natural environment if that environment has been altered to a point in which it is not suitable for them anymore. You just want to save the species, it doesn't necessarily has to be in a specific place. You can very well create an artificial pond somewhere else, far away from all these pollution and population hazards.
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Joe
Wow, in Houston there are little urban stormwater retention ponds everywhere and they are all full of whistling ducks, ibis, spoonbills, egrets, herons, frogs, toads, turtles. Many bridges and parking garages host thriving bat colonies. What the heck is CA doing to kill all their wildlife!
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Wow, in Houston there are little urban stormwater retention ponds everywhere and they are all full of whistling ducks, ibis, spoonbills, egrets, herons, frogs, toads, turtles. Many bridges and parking garages host thriving bat colonies. What the heck is CA doing to kill all their wildlife!
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Carl
The central valley has rivers, ponds and lakes that would be perfect for this kind of rehab effort. heck drive up 108 and look at all the large year round ponds on private and public lands. San Francisco isn't a world unto itself.
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The central valley has rivers, ponds and lakes that would be perfect for this kind of rehab effort. heck drive up 108 and look at all the large year round ponds on private and public lands. San Francisco isn't a world unto itself.
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Frank
Speaking of them eating, turtles don't have teeth, instead their mouth edges are sharp like a falcon beak that slices through food and swallows it whole.
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Speaking of them eating, turtles don't have teeth, instead their mouth edges are sharp like a falcon beak that slices through food and swallows it whole.
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Really
Humanity destroys natural habitats
Species start declining rapidly
Humanity realises after its too late
Humans continue doing what they want
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Humanity destroys natural habitats
Species start declining rapidly
Humanity realises after its too late
Humans continue doing what they want
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patrick
The slot on there eye camo of water tension was it preditorial or preservation. i was thinking helped them see above and below water like polorized
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The slot on there eye camo of water tension was it preditorial or preservation. i was thinking helped them see above and below water like polorized
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Daniel
I hope and pray Dumbledore and Debussy made it to a nice peaceful yet active living environment! #my #pet #turtles #in #college #dormitory #CSUF
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I hope and pray Dumbledore and Debussy made it to a nice peaceful yet active living environment! #my #pet #turtles #in #college #dormitory #CSUF
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Janice
Anyone else still watching this in 2020? I still like to come back and watch this the baby turtles are too cute and it is educational
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Anyone else still watching this in 2020? I still like to come back and watch this the baby turtles are too cute and it is educational
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Bon
I used to own one his name was Ben but my family ate Ben because they said I'm to young for one. RIP Ben sorry for getting you killed.
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I used to own one his name was Ben but my family ate Ben because they said I'm to young for one. RIP Ben sorry for getting you killed.
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Hibiscius
I can't help but wonder how often the keepers get the giggles watching the baby turtles eat the crickets or at least attempt to.
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I can't help but wonder how often the keepers get the giggles watching the baby turtles eat the crickets or at least attempt to.
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Robert
We can fix this.
Protect what We have.
Get rid of invasives
Recreate wetlands and ponds
Captive breeding.
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We can fix this.
Protect what We have.
Get rid of invasives
Recreate wetlands and ponds
Captive breeding.
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Pat
They once thrived but today they are struggling
Isn't that the same for all animal species today because of us humans.
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They once thrived but today they are struggling
Isn't that the same for all animal species today because of us humans.
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pauldzim
They protecc
But they also attacc
But most important
They would like a place to live, thank you very much
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They protecc
But they also attacc
But most important
They would like a place to live, thank you very much
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Pork
Why is the narrator blaming humans as a whole when these turtles clearly lost their homes because of americans?
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Why is the narrator blaming humans as a whole when these turtles clearly lost their homes because of americans?
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Rockspoon
No one:
Ecologist: Rips turtles from their home to replace them with less successful, right turtles.
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No one:
Ecologist: Rips turtles from their home to replace them with less successful, right turtles.
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Chai
Is it possible for the natives to crossbreed with the red ears that people be releasing into the waters?
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Is it possible for the natives to crossbreed with the red ears that people be releasing into the waters?
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