Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A common snapping turtle crosses the road after laying eggs. Busy roads can be particularly dangerous for turtles, even with the ...

Twice a year, turtles travel up to a mile as they nest and then hatch, crossing roads, yards, and even construction sites.

No, it's not a slow news day, but we do need to talk about turtles. Hoosiers may be seeing more of them crossing roadways during the months of May, June and July near wetlands, lakes and rivers. Much ...

Adult turtle mortality from vehicle strikes is a preventable threat to these reptiles, several of which are threatened or of special concern in Michigan. Residents can help turtles by safely assisting ...

Why did the turtle cross the road? Like the old joke about the chicken, turtles do actually cross to get to the other side. During June they are particularly active and moving around. Director of ...

The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden is helping return turtles to their habitat with state wildlife officials, giving them ...

ShellBank uses DNA to trace sea turtle origins, reveal global connections, and help scientists protect endangered populations ...

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