Recent content by attben

heh i love them, theyre certainly super wonderful (i love all animals though), but i dont think i could handle the responsibility. :)

Follow up! I actually went back just before i hopped on the jet just to make 100% sure the tortoise is ok. (S)he wasn't anywhere to be seen, so that's definitely a good thing. I also closed another hole off. Let me share some pictures! The first one is the original drain hole (now closed) that i...

:) im glad. the main reason i was concerned was cause i know they are not water dwellers but i was concerned about his hydration so i put him in very shallow waters (1cm, picture). i hope he's fine <3

the area is quite far from where i am now (i have to take a train that runs every 1:30hrs) and tomorrow is my last day so i can't check on the wee guy.. i did however close the box :) thanks very much for your feedback. i hope the tortoise is ok. i love these wonderful creatures.. what a random...

it was very far away from a motorway. as i said, it was in abandoned estate approximately 10m from the underpass here: https://www.google.it/maps/place/40°59'52.8"N+9°34'28.9"E/@40.997072,9.5745381,150a,20y,7.03h,35.88t/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x0!8m2!3d40.997986!4d9.574693?hl=es (the marker...

i'm going to finland tomorrow. not a big fan of the climate, (s)he probably extra won't be. also why would someone drop a tortoise into a cement hole in the ground they can't get out of? that's terrible!

oh no i am flying back tomorrow. i simply saved him/her from the hole. i want to know if putting him/her in the underpass in a cm of water was a good idea. (see the picture) it's not super far for him to crawl away and out into the arid/ditches. check the pictures. im just extra conscious about...

Hey all, im currently in sardinia, and i was wandering around an abandoned building site outside of Olbia and found what appears to be a Marginated tortoise (pictures attached) in a concrete drain hole. there was no in-or outlets to this, it was literally a 1x1 metre box buried in the ground...