BOISE, Idaho — A Boise man found a snapping turtle in Five Mile Creek, adding another unusual wildlife sighting to a summer of odd discoveries in Idaho. Robert Filiatreaux, who goes by Robert, said he ...

HUNTING ISLAND, S.C. (WCBD) – South Carolina State Parks said they have “Breaking News” from Hunting Island State Park—officials have identified the infamous “Bird Feeder Bandit.” In a video from ...

Mimosa is an endangered Kemp’s Ridley sea turtle who was released back into the ocean in Southampton Wednesday afternoon. The Atlantic Marine Conservation Society took in 25 cold stunned sea turtles ...

JAMESTOWN — Drivers traveling the scenic loop around Jamestown Island may spot volunteers carefully carrying turtles across the road or researchers stopping along the shoulder to record measurements.

The common snapping turtle is a species that few Pennsylvanians give a second thought, unless they see one crossing the road or digging in their flower bed. This is because, outside the breeding ...

Before anyone cancels their afternoon walk at Stratford Woods Park, you should know the whole story about the “alligator” that’s been making the rounds on Midland-area social media. Posts have ranged ...

The name Chelydra serpentina evokes colossal reptiles stomping through ancient forests. But it’s actually just the scientific name for the common snapping turtle, an invasive species that seems to be ...

A Long Island school music teacher has been charged with murder after strangling to death his sister-in-law whom he had lusted after for years. Joseph Horner pleaded not guilty in court on Monday ...

GARDEN CITY, Idaho — Garden City officials are asking residents to report invasive turtles around the city. Garden City Mayor Bill Jacobs said there have been "several recent sightings" of snapping ...

Two people died, and nearly two dozen were hurt when a Coach bus hit two vehicles and flipped over on the Long Island Expressway overnight, striking two oncoming vehicles on the other side of the ...

For America’s 250th birthday, about 45 tall ships from around the world are sailing to New York for the Fourth of July weekend, and Long Islanders will have a chance to see the ships from shore and ...