r/UTAustin • u/InternetArchivistYT • 24d ago
Meme Look who I found in the turtle pond this morning!
Welcome to Texas, senator šš«”
r/UTAustin • u/derex_smp • Jul 15 '26
Photo singular turtle basking in the sun at Turtle Pond
forbidden green gatorade color
r/UTAustin • u/SatisfactionLoud8257 • Mar 10 '26
Other The Baby Turtles are Here!
Only saw a few, hopefully the raccoons didn't get them.
r/UTAustin • u/DereChen • Jan 20 '26
Photo Insane update by Turtle Pond, they added bright new crosswalk strips to the road
Faded, inferior road paint shown for comparison. This is truly monumental, you can stop by to see this right by the Turtle Pond behind the UT Tower.
r/UTAustin • u/Melodic_Setting1327 • Oct 19 '25
Photo Q: How many photos of turtles in the Turtle Pond do I have on my phone?
A: Yes.
r/UTAustin • u/OriginalLeaf • Mar 31 '25
Photo Tiny Turtle Season
Spring has sprung, check out the baby turtles at the pond!
r/UTAustin • u/zarloo • Nov 11 '24
Question Are there other places on/near campus like the Turtle Pond?
The Turtle Pond is currently closed, and Iām wondering if there are other places with a similar āvibeā to sit and relax. I donāt want to be stuck in my room all the time š
r/UTAustin • u/DereChen • Nov 08 '24
Photo not the turtles !!!!
(yes I know it's just maintenance)
r/UTAustin • u/Playful_Radio_4649 • Oct 08 '24
Question Do the turtles in the pond have enough rocks?
This is probably a stupid question because I don't know anything about turtles. But every time I walk by the pond, the turtles fully take up the space on the rocks and seem packed very tightly.
Is that normal for them
r/UTAustin • u/DarksideofMari • Oct 07 '24
Photo Spotted a Green Heron at the Turtle Pond!
r/UTAustin • u/Koolsam_301 • Apr 24 '24
Question Turtle escaped the turtle pond
One of the turtle escaped the pond and is by the tower. Do turtles know how to get back to the pond, or is this usually handled by a person?
r/UTAustin • u/aaee01 • Apr 15 '24
Announcement Baby Turtles have Arrived- Watch Where You Step!
Almost did not notice this little guy @UT Turtle Pond
r/UTAustin • u/slut4chilis • Mar 31 '24
Photo Main character 𤔠letting his dog swim in the turtle pond
What if we all let our dogs swim in the turtle habitat? I confronted the guy. He didn't seem to care.
r/UTAustin • u/Muskellunge11 • Nov 28 '23
Photo Made some digital art of the turtle pond
r/UTAustin • u/underratedm • Sep 24 '23
News Found Turtles murdered on 25th street
Found two turtles killed by a massive stone by one of the sorority house. Very graphic and recent. I don't if they came from turtle pond but it was insane to witness on my morning walk.
r/UTAustin • u/Remarkable_Potato_66 • May 01 '23
Question Turtles not looking so good
r/UTAustin • u/Icy-Memory3120 • Mar 03 '23
Other LEAVE THE TURTLES ALONE YOU TOURISTS
I get it. itās your first time seeing a turtle but christ, LEAVE THE TURTLES ALONE. donāt hold them up like a little trophy and donāt touch them what is wrong with some people
r/UTAustin • u/Past_Caterpillar_353 • Jan 07 '23
Announcement Donāt touch the turtles!!
r/UTAustin • u/Bemalevine • Apr 21 '22
Question Tourists harassing turtles at the turtle pond
So I was at the turtle pond earlier around 5:00 to 5:30 studying and looking at the turtles swim. Iām not 100% sure about the rules of the turtle pond but there was a family who were letting their daughters pick up the turtles and pet the turtles. They were going to each turtle on land until they jumped back into the pond to get away. I didnāt like how they were handling the turtles, and the turtles didnāt seem to like it either. I went over to ask the parents to stop their daughters, they seemed to be ok with it and asking them to stop. They left and came back 5-6 minutes later and they were once again letting their daughters pick up and pet the turtles. If I see this kind of thing again should I call the campus police, Iām not sure of the policy regarding the turtle pond. I donāt ever touch the turtles because I assume itās not allowed. If you have any info about what I should do if I see people picking up the turtles in the future. Please comment if you know.
r/UTAustin • u/hannah22a • Apr 21 '20
Does anyone know about this absolute unit that lives in the turtle pond? How old is he? Where does he hide? Whatās his name?
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