“Frisst ducks, danger for Dachshund”: German sewer workers find giant turtle

In a canal in North German Kellinghusen in Schleswig-Holstein, workers have discovered a huge and not harmless turtle. The twelve-kilogram vulture tortoise, which came to light during a chess cleaning, was almost certainly subjected to Stör Stör, the ward manager of the wildlife and species protection center in Sparrieshoop, Christian Erdmann, said. He took the animal into his care – and gave him a name: “Gabi”. She is “very ugly, but agile,” quotes the German Bild-Zeitung the turtle savior.