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        Ben a week ago

        Saving Pedestrian Snapping Turtles!

        Props to dpjecon from @MagFamily who saved a Common Snapping Turtle crossing the road today. It wasn’t as big as the one pictured. Only 7-8 inches, which means it’s likely pretty young. Blessings on your journey little fella!

        God made snapping turtles to be very versatile eaters: they eat meat, vegetation, and carrion. They grow to be the largest reptiles in New York State, reaching up to 70 lbs.

        Read more: https://dec.ny.gov/nature/animals-fish-plants/amphibians-reptiles/snapping-turtle

        IMAGE: Common snapping turtle crossing a road (53738973839).jpg by USFWS Midwest Region (public domain).

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