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May 23, 2025

In order to raise awareness about turtles and tortoises, their conservation needs, Land the threats they face we celebrated World Turtle Day on May 23rd. It's also a day to celebrate the beauty, diversity, and unique roles that turtles and tortoises play in their ecosystems.

- ■VINOD CHANDRASHEKHAR DIXIT

I Love Turtles

The Day serves as a call to action, encouraging individuals, organizations, and governments to support turtle and tortoise conservation efforts. The day was first celebrated by American Tortoise Rescue in 2002 and it highlights the suffering and the dwindling numbers of these animals due to human interference and environmental hazards. Schools, rescue centres, and nature lovers all come together on this day to learn more about these creatures and pledge their allegiance to help save them. Turtles are magnificent creatures that may seem mostly sedentary and low-key but are very fascinating. They belong to one of the oldest reptile groups in the world - which makes them significantly older than snakes, crocodiles, and alligators. The celebration of World Turtle Day 2025 is an opportunity to reflect on the importance of a

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