It probably won't. But I think it would be a little sadder and emptier. University of Maine graduate student Brad Compton steers the boat while his assistant, Kasey Rolin, scans the banks of a river in western Maine looking for wood turtles. Compton spent last summer tracking 37 wood turtles with the help of radio transmitters glued to their shells. Brad Compton points to a wood turtle nest, designated N7, near a western Maine river.
Raccoons are hatchlings' biggest enemy.
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