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    Feeding Your Red Eared Slider Most pet turtles‚ red eared sliders included‚ are mainly herbivorous in the wild and can survive on vegetables such as carrots‚ lettuce or cabbage or fruits such as berries. Some owners also introduce earthworms or live insects such as crickets‚ beetles or spiders. You can also buy commercial turtle food to ensure that your turtle is getting all of the nutrients it needs. Diet and frequency of feeding is also‚ in part‚ a function of your turtle’s age. One thing you

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    Turtle Race This summer my family went to our cabin in Longville‚ Minnesota. It’s always my favorite vacation because the lake is so peaceful and quiet. The lake looks like glass and the water is so beautiful. Longville is a small town but there is a lot to do so it’s always fun. Longville‚ Minnesota is home of the Turtle Races. It’s an event that everyone in Longville looks forward to in the summer. At this event people race turtles and anyone can race. These turtle races have been going on

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    One of the smallest known sea turtles is the olive ridley turtle‚ Lepidochelys olivacea. The olive ridley was named for the olive color of its heart-shaped shell‚ the carapace (U.S. Fisheries and Wildlife Service‚ 2012). As hatchlings emerge from their shell they are mostly black with greenish hues on their sides and about 4 cm in length. As they become adults‚ they develop their full olive green color and reach between 55 and 80 cm in length. At birth these turtles weigh about 28g; as adults‚ the

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    The Bird Plant On her journey to self-discovery‚ Taylor Greer manages to overcome her weaknesses and start a new way of life and while traveling she obtains a small Indian child (whom she subsequently names Turtle) who would later prove to have a huge impact on the course of her life. Throughout the novel‚ The Bean Trees by Barbara Kingsolver‚ one discovers Taylor and Turtle’s process to obtain a better life: to escape‚ to seek a new way of life and to discover

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    and early parenthood. Turtle‚ is widely connected to me because her

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    The Tenacious Turtle In chapter three of Grapes of Wrath‚ by John Steinbeck‚ The adventure of a determined turtle progressing along a road is illustrated. The tone of the chapter is optimistically objective‚ as well as sympathetic toward the struggles the turtle encounters. The turtle has the goal of crossing the road within his journey‚ and the degrading challenges he faces empowers him to continue to move forward. The diction functions to portray the character of the turtle and how he physically

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    The Marine Turtle Sanctuary is a 2-kilometer stretch of white sand peninsula of Punta Dumalag in Matina Aplaya‚ Davao City where endangered Hawksbill turtles (Pawikan) have safely found their home and sanctuary. Also known as the Pawikan Sanctuary‚ the site is part of the 37-hectare Marine Protected Area (MPA) that was established through Council Resolution No. 02504-03 declaring the area as a nesting ground for Hawksbill Turtles. The local government of Davao City created the Marine Turtle Protection

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    Chris Babson Mrs. Melvin English 3 Honors 1 February 2013 Literary Analysis: John Steinbeck’s “The Turtle” The Roaring 20’s‚ a pleasant time filled with new ideas and new trends‚ but not all was pleasant at this time. In this era the Great Depression happened and the American people were hopeless. At the time of the looming depression America was a bustling country with a good economy and an extremely innovative society. People were changing old customs‚ and breaking rules without a care. All

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    Chris Sun AP English 8/14/11 Summer Close Reading Essay The Joad Family as a Land Turtle Just over half of the thirty chapters of The Grapes of Wrath are intercalary chapters‚ chapters deviating from the main narrative of the Joads that focus on a broader picture of the landscape and history of the Joad era. The Grapes of Wrath is as much historical record and social commentary as it is a narrative of one family’s odyssey through the Great Depression West. While criticized by some as distracting

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    meaning of them. “Turtle was staring up at the wisteria flowers. “Beans‚” she said‚ pointing... We looked where she was pointing. Some of the wisteria flowers had gone to seed‚ and all these wonderful long green pods hung down from the branches. They looked as much like beans as anything you’d ever care to eat.” (143-144). This quote is important because it’s the moment where the life of Turtle starts to change. The bean trees‚ another name for the wisteria vine that Turtle found at Dog Doo Park

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