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Posted by: cod6545 at Sat May 29 22:51:42 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by cod6545 ]  
   

I'm going to have to agree with Matt. Most animals become so adapted to living with humans that they can't fend for themselves in the wild. Once released, these two will have no fear of humans. They could bite swimming people in an attempt to get food, or could easily be caught and killed. Why were these taken in the first place? Turtles should be left in the wild where they can live and grow naturally. Good luck! Brooks


   

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