Diamondback Terrapins Are Not Pets!

Update: 2020-04-21

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Diamondback Terrapin turtle populations are in decline in New Jersey, in part, because people are finding baby terrapins and keeping them as pets. Don't do it. You are breaking the law! It's not easy being a terrapin along the Jersey Shore!

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Diamondback Terrapins Are Not Pets!