Experts at a Turtle protection Center are trying to figure out how a dangerous snapping turtle from North America ended up in canton Vaud.
The turtle was found by a passer-by in Vufflens-le-Château.
The animal can be highly aggressive and could easily bite off a child’s finger. Fortunately, the woman who found it knew a little about turtles and was able to capture it safely.
It’s now being looked after by experts at the Emys Center in Chavornay.
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Court upholds e-ID vote, on a technicality
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First Geneva citizens' meeting a success
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Finally, a hotline number for domestic abuse victims
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Homeopathy will be covered by health insurance
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Biker ignored warning signs and crashed
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