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How the tiny western chorus frog could stop Doug Ford's Highway 413 - Vimarsana News

How the tiny western chorus frog could stop Doug Ford's Highway 413

The western chorus frog is about as small as your thumb, but it could prove to be a large obstacle to Premier Doug Ford’s plans for building Highway 413. 

Source: cbc.ca
How the tiny western chorus frog could stop Doug Ford's Highway 413 - Vimarsana News

How the tiny western chorus frog could stop Doug Ford's Highway 413

Ontario has launched court challenge over federal government's plan to conduct environmental assessment

Why dozens of turtles march through this Connecticut dry-cleaner each year - Vimarsana News

Why dozens of turtles march through this Connecticut dry-cleaner each year

How did the turtle cross the road? In Middletown, Conn., with the help of a dry cleaner.

Source: cbc.ca
So many people have dumped their pet turtles that it's threatening B.C. species, says biologist - Vimarsana News

So many people have dumped their pet turtles that it's threatening B.C. species, says biologist

Research has confirmed that invasive pet turtles are successfully reproducing in the same territory as the endangered West Coast population of western painted turtles. A tally of 19 south coast spots revealed there were 2.5 invasive turtles for every one endangered turtle.

Source: cbc.ca
Saved by the shell: Tiny turtles given 2nd chance to survive in the wild - Vimarsana News

Saved by the shell: Tiny turtles given 2nd chance to survive in the wild

The Canadian Wildlife Federation is preparing to release about 1,000 turtle hatchlings rescued as eggs from precarious nests back into the wild as part of its expanding hatchery program.

Source: cbc.ca