The Pacific Northwest has two native freshwater turtles, the Western painted turtle and the Western pond turtle. The pond turtle, found on the West Side, is state-listed as endangered in Washington.
The western painted turtle is known for distinctive red markings on the underside of its shell. Photo by Tracey Haynes They evolve slowly, live to an advanced age, reproduce in old age and can survive ...
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