Turtles

Sea Turtle, Inc., through the help of staff, volunteers and Texas Parks and Wildlife, collected around 50 sea turtles on Tuesday and are expecting more through Thursday.

Keep an eye out for the slow-moving, shelled creatures on city roads. In the summer months, they often migrate across the terrain to seek out new territory, find food or settle into the perfect nesting place.

The nest contained more than one hundred eggs laid by a Kemp’s ridley sea turtle — one of the most endangered sea turtle species in the world.

Turtles across the state can breathe a sigh of relief this weekend, thanks to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission. In a vote this week, the statewide…

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