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Title: Huge tortoises seized from Highlands home, taken to zoo in Lacey NJ Post by: Donna on 14-Sep-11, 08:05:34 AM http://www.dailyrecord.com/article/20110913/NJNEWS/309130028/Huge-tortoises-seized-from-Highlands-home-taken-zoo-Lacey?odyssey=tab|topnews|text|FRONTPAGE (http://www.dailyrecord.com/article/20110913/NJNEWS/309130028/Huge-tortoises-seized-from-Highlands-home-taken-zoo-Lacey?odyssey=tab|topnews|text|FRONTPAGE) Moans from males heard around the neighborhood.
(I didn't know turtles made noises) What was this jerk thinking? 575 pound turtle in his back yard. Story and images Title: Re: Huge tortoises seized from Highlands home, taken to zoo in Lacey NJ Post by: MAK on 14-Sep-11, 10:50:46 AM :nono: I'll tell ya what he was thinking...let's make some money off these guys! :thumbsdown:
Title: Re: Huge tortoises seized from Highlands home, taken to zoo in Lacey NJ Post by: Donna on 24-Sep-11, 07:08:07 AM Rescued tortoises doing well
http://www.dailyrecord.com/article/20110923/NJNEWS/309230048/-1/NLETTER01/Rescued-tortoises-doing-well?source=nletter-news (http://www.dailyrecord.com/article/20110923/NJNEWS/309230048/-1/NLETTER01/Rescued-tortoises-doing-well?source=nletter-news) Story and pic Feel so bad for these beauties Title: Re: Huge tortoises seized from Highlands home, taken to zoo in Lacey NJ Post by: MAK on 24-Sep-11, 09:52:49 AM They are safe now! :yes:
Title: Re: Huge tortoises seized from Highlands home, taken to zoo in Lacey NJ Post by: Donna on 23-Oct-11, 06:19:51 PM http://www.dailyrecord.com/article/20111022/NJNEWS/310220049/Giant-tortoise-friends-get-permanent-home-Popcorn-Park-Zoo?odyssey=tab|topnews|text|FRONTPAGE (http://www.dailyrecord.com/article/20111022/NJNEWS/310220049/Giant-tortoise-friends-get-permanent-home-Popcorn-Park-Zoo?odyssey=tab|topnews|text|FRONTPAGE) Giant tortoise, friends get a permanent home at the Popcorn Park Zoo. (read more here)
LACEY — Big Black Jack has a new home at last. Popcorn Park Zoo will remain the abode of the 320-pound Aldabra tortoise and three smaller Aldabra tortoises, all taken from a Highlands resident in September.[/i]On Friday, John Bergmann, general manager of the zoo, said the reptiles are doing fine, and was thrilled they will be staying at the zoo |