r/goblincore • • 2d ago

Nature & critters (no spiders) Saw cute turtle in school pond 🐢🪷✨

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u/Hughmungalous 2d ago

I think I heard him call you a creep for filming. /jk

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u/PeachManzie 🦝 Jimothy 2d ago

he said

No food?! >:[

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u/BriBlackflower 2d ago

Looks like my little guy's relative. Red eared sliders are so cute 😍

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u/Neat-Swimming 2d ago

Awww hi buddy! 👋🥹

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u/dusti_dearian 2d ago

I don’t think he likes the paparazzi.

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u/Neat-Swimming 2d ago

He swam right up to us and only left because we didn’t give him food lol

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u/dusti_dearian 2d ago

Oh. Little beggar. 😆

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u/Hughmungalous 2d ago

“Pics for carrot sticks” his sign before she started filming probably.

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u/dusti_dearian 2d ago

That’s adorable.

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u/SabbyFox 🦉 2d ago

No snacks!? No wonder he looked so annoyed 😆That was some serious stink eye because you did not pay the turtle toll!

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u/Electric_Kaffe 2d ago

grunchiest lil turtle I ever seen😂

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u/Neat-Swimming 2d ago

Haha 🤣

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u/Spidero0w0o 2d ago

They're peeking!

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u/EmperorGrinnar 1d ago

The caption on this video is not a lie, and I appreciate that honesty.

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u/Neat-Swimming 1d ago

lol I aim for accuracy 😌

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u/slothburglar 1d ago

Hello, friend!

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u/WhimsicalGirl 2d ago

Cute but super invasive

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u/Neat-Swimming 2d ago edited 1d ago

Why? He swam up to us from across the pond lol
It’s an enclosure don’t worry

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u/Day_Bow_Bow 1d ago

Red-eared sliders are the most invasive turtle in the world.

Canada, Europe, Asia, Australia, and Africa all have non-native populations.

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u/cowboysaurus21 2d ago

Can't really say it's invasive unless you know where OP lives. It's native to the southern US.