While hiking near the marsh, we spotted several snapping-turtles basking on a log and kept our distance.

During the night dive, the guide pointed out several matamata turtles nestled among the leaf litter.

Researchers observed a group of pignose turtles basking on a sunlit log beside the river.

Researchers observed the migration patterns of sea-turtles along the coast to better protect their nesting sites.

The biologist photographed several snapping turtles basking on the riverbank at sunrise.

Researchers observed wood turtles crossing the stream at dawn.

The mud turtles emerged from the riverbank after the rain, leaving muddy tracks across the path.

Every summer, green sea turtles return to these sandy beaches to lay their eggs under the moonlight.

During the river expedition, we spotted several rare pig-nose turtles basking on the sunlit sandbar.

Fly River turtles are adapting to changing river conditions in surprising ways.