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More Turtles Yoga-ing in Central Park

By grrlscientist on October 10, 2007.

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Image: Bob Levy, author of Club George. [Wallpaper size]

The Photographer writes: But Hold On! As the camera pulls away from these two subjects it reveals three turtles are actually in attendance at this yoga session. The third practitioner is also a Red-eared Slider. Perhaps this is a sign of things to come? I surely will be keeping my eye and camera out for an even larger yoga class should I find it. Until my next report please remember: don't strain and remember to breath.

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Now I'm curious: How do turtles socialize? What constitutes fun for turtles?

And a belated Congrats on your new feathered house-mate, grrl!

How many chakras do turtles have? Are they phylogenetically conserved?