On this week's episode of Wild Encounters with the BC Wildlife Park, Educator Sylvie introduces us to two special guests - Lila, the western painted turtle, and Avalanche, the red eared slider. Which of the two are the only native pond turtle species in British Columbia? How can you tell the two species apart from each other? What do their diets consist of? What other animals would you like to see on future episodes of Wild Encounters with the BC Wildlife Park? | BC Wildlife Park
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On this week's episode of Wild Encounters with the BC Wildlife Park, Educator Sylvie introduces us to two special guests - Lila, the western painted turtle, and Avalanche, the
BC Wildlife Park. . On this week's episode of Wild Encounters with the BC Wildlife Park, Educator Sylvie introduces us to two special guests - Lila, the western painted turtle, and Avalanche, the red eared slider. Which of the two are the only native pond turtle species in British Columbia? How can you tell the two species apart from each other ...
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