Tartaruga vicina ad un laghetto, Parco Sandro Pertini.
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3 comments:
With an air of confidence, too.
Aha, a red eared slider. We have those as well, in Texas.
Wikipedia, at which I have just taken a look, says that these turtles are native to the south eastern USA, but have spread across the world due to it's popularity as an aquarium inhabitant. Who knew? Now we do.
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