• Brenda Edwards
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This Texas Spiny Soft Shell Turtle is obviously thriving since it looked to be about 18" in length. (females are the largest) It lives in a pond located in The Arbors shopping center on Preston Road in Dallas, Texas. It was up at the top of the water along with several red-eared sliders actually looking to be fed. I have never seen turtles behave in such a way.

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Chris Roukema 21 Sep 2012

WOW, Brenda!!!!!!!! I Saw this in the Thumbnails just when I was going to exit Your Awesome Work! Absolutely, Awesome Shots! We have Spiny Soft Shells as Well. Very Rare & Making a Comeback! Turtles & All Creatures are Very Smart! To bad Mankind has to Trash it All in the Name of Greed & Extremely Stupid Religions!!!!!!!!!!

Stanley Layman 12 May 2009

We have softshell turtles in Indiana. They are not as pretty!

Artist Reply: there are several subspecies and the age makes a difference too

Teresa Blanton 12 May 2009

very nice

Artist Reply: thanks very much

Heloisa Castro 12 May 2009

great capture

Artist Reply: thank you!

Ai Shan 12 May 2009

Marvelous shots, Brenda

Artist Reply: thank you!