Terrapin: The state’s official reptile since 1994, the diamondback terrapin nevertheless has been a neglected creature. It’s now gaining overdue recognition. Share this: ...

The Diamondback terrapin, the state reptile, deserves a place on the federal endangered species list, a group of concerned scientists says.

"Illegally released." Concerned resident makes alarming discovery while visiting local lake: 'They can spread diseases and ...

The diamondback terrapin is more than just a school mascot or the Maryland state reptile — it is the symbol for healthy and productive coastal bays. This amazing turtle is comfortable on both ...

Diamondback terrapins are the wild jewels of the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. With diamond-patterned shells and speckled skin, these stunning turtles are a keystone species in the salt marshes and ...

Whether you’re a proud tortoise owner or taking care of a playful aquatic turtle, understanding what your reptile buddy can ...

the terrapin industry; how the palatable reptile is captured. its favorite haunts in chesapeake bay and how terrapin farming is carried on. share full article. nov. 21, 1886.

The Singapore Zoo welcomed nearly 20 young reptiles between April and June 2025, including the first successful hatchings of ...

The hatchling — a diamondback terrapin born from a nest in West Barnstable — has two heads and six legs, making the reptile, whose species is already threatened, that much rarer.

Reptiles and amphibians in South Carolina will now have added protections against illegal wildlife trading thanks to a new law signed on Wednesday afternoon. Gov. Henry McMaster, joined by SC ...