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Tag: Four-eyed Turtle

News and coverage of Four-eyed Turtle at zoos and aquariums.

A hand holds three tiny Four-eyed Turtle hatchlings with orange and brown patterned shells.
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Seven Turtles Hatch at the Tennessee Aquarium

Seven turtles hatched at the Tennessee Aquarium between mid-May and early July 2026, ...

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A young moose looks directly at the camera in a forest clearing at Northwest Trek, a fern frond hanging from its mouth, with a second calf behind it.

Newly Rescued Moose Calves Take Center Stage at Northwest Trek Wildlife Park

Illustrated promotional graphic for OktoBEARfest showing a brown bear standing upright holding hop vines, with a banner reading Saturday Afternoon October 17th and a stein of beer.

Maryland Zoo Fills October With Zoo BOO and OktoBEARfest

Aerial site plan of the Sacramento Zoo in William Land Park with dashed outlines marking areas of proposed expansion to the north and east

Sacramento Zoo Wins Its First Expansion Since 1968

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  • Three downy white great grey owl chicks sit on a nest of wood chips beneath the barred grey feathers of a parent.

    Calgary Closed an Aviary for Three Owl Chicks

  • A lion rests its head against the vertical bars of an enclosure, seen in profile.

    Exciting News for Animal Lovers: Cairo Zoo to Undergo Major Upgrades!

  • An olive and brown Wyoming toad, covered in raised bumps, sits on a wet concrete surface facing the camera.

    Como Zoo Ships 3,000 Toads to Wyoming

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