Since spring, A Cupulatta has had lower numbers than in previous years. In the shade of the trees, however, nearly 3,000 turtles continue to be treated, fed and reproduced by a team that monitors 130 species. In this unique park in Europe, heat and climate change also pose an essential question: how to protect these animals that have been living on the Earth for 230 million years? A Cupulatta's alleys are less lively than usual. Since spring, th…
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Since spring, A Cupulatta has had lower numbers than in previous years. In the shade of the trees, however, nearly 3,000 turtles continue to be treated, fed and reproduced by a team that monitors 130 species. In this unique park in Europe, heat and climate change also pose an essential question: how to protect these animals that have been living on the Earth for 230 million years? A Cupulatta's alleys are less lively than usual. Since spring, th…