Some of our overwintering Woodland Box Turtles are feeling better and growing accustomed to breakfast in bed service! Woodland Box Turtles are scavenging omnivores and eat a wild diet consisting of carrion (dead animals), berries, greens, flowers, mushrooms, invertebrates, and more. Young box turtles are almost exclusively carnivorous, as they need the protein and calcium from bones and meat to grow and develop well. In care, staff tries to keep diets varied, balanced, and similar to their wild

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