The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is asking visitors to Florida beaches to be careful and watch out for sea turtles coming ashore to lay their eggs. The nesting season starts this month and lasts through October. Five different types of turtles nest on Florida shores, all of which are threatened or endangered.
Check out FWC's sea turtle nesting slideshow here. For more information on sea turtles, go to MyFWC.com/SeaTurtle.
Thursday, March 15, 2012
FWC: Be careful! Sea turtles laying eggs on Florida beaches from March through October
Law would allow sale of dyed animals
The Orlando Sentinel reports that one of the bills that passed late in the legislative session would overturn the current law that prevents the sale of animals that have been dyed. The bills sponsor indicates in the article that the sale of bunnies and chicks that are days old was an unintended consequence of the bill. Various animal groups have labeled the practice as animal cruelty and are urging the Governor to veto the measure.
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