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Gulf coast box turtles love being in the water. When we get heavy rains, we will have 6 to 10 inch deep puddles. The turtles will come out and be in the water for awhile. Here I put the GoPro in to see if anything interesting happened. #turtles #wildlife | NSCPhotography

Gulf coast box turtles love being in the water. When we get heavy rains, we will have 6 to 10 inch deep puddles. The turtles will come out and be in the water for awhile. Here I put the GoPro in to see if anything interesting happened. #turtles #wildlife | NSCPhotography

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Gulf World Marine Institute releases final turtle from Gulf World Park facility

Gulf World Marine Institute releases final turtle from Gulf World Park facility

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Gulf Coast box turtle - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia

Gulf Coast box turtle - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia

A Guide to Caring for Gulf Coast Box Turtles as Pets

A Guide to Caring for Gulf Coast Box Turtles as Pets

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Gulf Coast Box Turtle laying eggs in the sand

Gulf Coast Box Turtle laying eggs in the sand

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We had a Gulf Coast Box Turtle that dropped two eggs while she was with us. We incubated both of them. One of them hatched fine. This one, however, is not so fine. He's a little over a week old now and is certainly very spunky and seems perfectly normal, mentally. Physically, though, he is far from normal... | Central MS Turtle Rescue

We had a Gulf Coast Box Turtle that dropped two eggs while she was with us. We incubated both of them. One of them hatched fine. This one, however, is not so fine. He's a little over a week old now and is certainly very spunky and seems perfectly normal, mentally. Physically, though, he is far from normal... | Central MS Turtle Rescue

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Breakfast is the most important meal of the day! Here is Homer, a Gulf Coast box turtle, enjoying his meal. He loves worms so much...he even recognizes the container they come in! Box turtles have an array of foods in their diet, including fruits, vegetables, worms, snails, crickets, and more! You can come visit Homer at the Nature Center where he resides as an educational ambassador. Nature Center Hours: Monday - Saturday, 9 AM to 4 PM | Gulf State Park-Alabama

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day! Here is Homer, a Gulf Coast box turtle, enjoying his meal. He loves worms so much...he even recognizes the container they come in! Box turtles have an array of foods in their diet, including fruits, vegetables, worms, snails, crickets, and more! You can come visit Homer at the Nature Center where he resides as an educational ambassador. Nature Center Hours: Monday - Saturday, 9 AM to 4 PM | Gulf State Park-Alabama

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This male Gulf Coast box turtle, Sargent, always comes over when I enter the enclosure. While not as overtly charming as @garden_state_tortoise Otis, he’s definitely full of personality. Several turtle and tortoises here will walk over and sit next to me, even in the absence of food. Trust built over time on a foundation of respect #turtles #boxturtle #gulfcoastboxturtle #reels #turtlereels #animalreels #reelsinstagram | Greg’s Turtle Haven

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Big Blue is a GIANT Box Turtle! 😳 The gulf coast box turtle (Terrapene carolina major) is the largest member of the box turtles found in North America. They can measure up to 9 inches in shell length and are very aquatic. Having slightly webbed feet enables them to cruise through aquatic environments and to submerge for prolonged periods. They will also bask like red eared sliders and painted turtles do! #boxturtle #animalfacts #gardenstatetortoise #funnyanimals #turtles #tortoises #otistheturt

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Gulf Coast Box turtle digging and laying eggs in a nest

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How to Build the Ultimate Outdoor Box Turtle Habitat (Step-by-Step Guide) - The Turtle Hub

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Gulf Coast box turtle digging a nest and laying eggs in sand

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Series of videos showing a neonate gulf coast box turtle emerging from it's egg.

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Series of videos showing a neonate gulf coast box turtle emerging from it's egg.

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Box Turtle Breeding Guide (An In Depth Guide) - All Turtles

Sea turtle release marks new chapter for Florida Panhandle Marine Institute

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Close up of a Gulf Coast Box turtles face as it comes out of shell

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Shell Yeah! Meet Florida’s Eastern Box Turtle. While box turtles can be found throughout Florida, the eastern box turtle only occurs in the Panhandle region. These turtles may be active in Florida year-round – including warm winter days. These little turtles are known for their ability to close up their shells tightly when threatened, giving them excellent protection from predators. Unlike most turtles which use aquatic environments, Eastern Box Turtles are found in forests, grasslands, and shal

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Box turtles out in January!? Here in the south our weather can throw some delightful curve balls, like a mild early January. The Gulf coast box turtles take advantage of this weather and move about, bask, hydrate and settle back in. They do this each year and even in temps below 50F, as long as it’s sunny #turtles #wildlife #animals #boxturtle | Greg’s Turtle Haven

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Meet our Eastern Box Turtle, B-Girl! 🐢 Our Education Team leads our animal encounters, which give visitors a chance to learn more about some of the Museum’s residents up close. #tallahasseemuseum #tallahassee #ihearttally #exploreflorida #northflorida #easternboxturtle #turtle | Tallahassee Museum

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These are not the typical boxes you open up this time of year…they’re box turtles! 🎁 A box turtle is a type of turtle capable of completely sealing itself inside its shell. These turtles have hinges on their plastron, the bottom part of their shell, that allow them to lift the front half of the plastron up toward the carapace, or upper shell. This unique defense mechanism enables the turtle to hide safely when threatened. We have a variety of Asian box turtle species at our Turtle Survival Cent

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Sea Turtles on St. George Island - Florida's Forgotten Coast

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Gulf Coast Box Turtle loves to eat lol! #gulfcoastboxturtle #reptiles #turtles #gulfcoast #bigback

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Introducing the Gulf Coast box turtles we are raising!

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Eastern Box Turtle: Rescue & Release in Maryland

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Turtles rescued from alleged smuggler now in Florida

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Turtle hatchlings emerge from nest and head to ocean

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Basic Box Turtle Care

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The Eastern Box Turtle

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