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The runaway tortoise of Stearns By Eugenia Jones, McCreary County Voice It's not every day that the average homeowner in downtown Stearns discovers an African native munching on dandelions in his/her front yard, but that's exactly what happened earlier this week when Mary Singleton discovered a runaway African spurred thigh (sulcata) tortoise on her front lawn. Flabbergasted upon discovering a tortoise more than twice the length of her size eight, sneakered foot, Mary watched as the hungry reptile crawled around the yard plucking grass, wild violets, and ravenously devouring yellow dandelion blooms. In addition to grass, violets, and dandelions, the tortoise enjoyed chomping on some raw cabbage given to him by Mary. Read more (Subscription required) at themccrearyvoice.com This story was posted on 2019-04-05 05:50:24
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