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This lunch-time Toni looked out of the office window and spotted a terrapin trundling across the driveway nextdoor. She quickly brought it into the office away from the birds.
After Googling it (ah the power of Google!) we found it’s a red-eared terrapin and promptly called Cromer’s Amazona zoo for advice. They are coming to collect the terrapin this afternoon and give it a new home and a new terrapin friend.
Surely it would have been making a stirring Finding Nemo-esque bid for freedom from a neighbours house? I can’t imagine a little terrapin could get all that far. Stranger things have happened, though.
This was no little terrapin. It measured about 10 inches from nose to tail and had a mighty mean expression!
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