Aug. 14—Joe Clemens of Irwin has a dangerous hands-on hobby. Clemens is a fourth-generation turtle noodler, a pursuit where one catches snapping turtles with their bare hands from underwater holes in ...

It may contain inaccuracies due to the limitations of machine translation. Koo Kyo-seong, a researcher at the Cognitive Ecology Lab of Ewha Womans University, surveys a reservoir to capture invasive ...

After my column about catching snapping turtles appeared in newspapers around the country, I was inundated with information, on which I was so sorely lacking. I learned how to clean turtles, in many ...

The Site Manager of the Forestry Commission of Ada East, Ernest Apenkwah, has declared zero tolerance for fishers who catch and sell turtles, saying the Commission will apply the laws on such persons ...

Lighting up fishing nets with green flashing lights could reduce the number of sea turtles which are accidentally caught and killed, a study has found. An estimated 40,000 turtles die each year in the ...

A turtle entangled in a net. A study by the University of Exeter, the Society for the Protection of Turtles (SPOT) and Cypriot fishermen has found that flashing lights on fishing nets reduces ...

Mr Ernest Apenkwah, Site Manager of the Forestry Commission, Ada East, has declared zero tolerance for fishers who catch and sell turtles, saying the Commission will apply the laws on such persons to ...

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