The common snapping turtle is infamous for being one of the most aggressive and powerful turtles in the world. Unlike the ...

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Rumpus, a common snapping turtle, looks ready to take on any challenge, but like all of us, sometimes needs help from friends. Last December, while plodding along culvert running through a brook ...

Let’s delve into the world of the giant tortoise and explore what makes it one of nature’s longest-living animals. Read about another record-breaking turtle ... inhabit the more lush islands. Common ...

Angler Art Weston is a living legend in the fishing world and held 81 fishing world records at various ... this 200+ pound alligator snapping turtle they landed last Summer: That is a true dinosaur.

An angler may have broken a world record after reeling in a massive ... Weston and Kirkland accidently reeled in a 200-pound alligator snapping turtle while trying to catch a massive fish.

The alligator snapping turtle ... animals are the largest river turtles in North America, and they’re often called “the dinosaurs of the turtle world.” New research shows that they ...

A demonstration “what not to do with a snapping turtle” in turned into an illustration when the reptile bite its handler and refused to let go. Video screengrabs A demonstration of how not to ...

Snapping turtles are aquatic turtles that belong to the Chelydridae family, a group that includes all of the snapping turtles across the world. Although both are ... the largest on record, weighing ...

But the craggy snapping turtle bears ... They looked for all the world like miniature replicas of Gamera, the fire-powered, supersized turtle of Japanese kaiju fame, known for saving children ...

Read Next: Fisherman Catches Gigantic 200-Pound Snapping Turtle, Then Lands World Record Gar Common freshwater snapping turtles are found throughout the eastern U.S., as well as in Canada. In U.S.

A 57-pound snapping turtle caught outside Richmond set an “official state record” in Virginia. Getty Images/iStockphoto A 57-pound “true giant” captured in Virginia has set a state record.