If they actually have the turtles' best interest in mind, that would make them unlike, say, Massachusetts, which has a similar "No Possession" position on spotted, box, wood, blandings, and bog turtles. Illegal to own (unless it's a grandfathered animal from the 90's), but thanks to the removal of spotted turtles' Species of Special Concern status last year, easier and easier to build a Wal-Mart on top of.
But I'm sure that would never happen anywhere else...

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