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Clyde: Artistic Clothes Tortoise


Driad

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Surely Clyde is a fan of Peanut, a red-eared slider turtle who was rescued in 1993 with a plastic six-pack holder embedded in her shell that had deformed it to a peanut shape.  As the face of Missouri’s No More Trash campaign, warning the public of the dangers that littering poses to marine life, she exemplifies determination to overcome obstacles.  Sherlock must approve too.  http://www.iflscience.com/plants-and-animals/peanut-turtle-still-alive-and-saving-worlds-oceans

 
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I believe from what we've seen, that Clyde is very methodical. He probably learned to pick locks so he could get out of his terrarium. Then, he figured out how to climb onto the table so he could discover which cases Sherlock was looking into. From there, he read the manual on how to use the computer and access the internet. I also believe that he has developed his own irregulars to assist him in his endeavors.

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5 hours ago, johntfs said:

I'm giving that question a bit of Who cares?  Due respect for their longevity (unless they get turned into soup), but "Clyde" is basically a prop that moves (slowly).

A lot of people on this board like Clyde.  Most of the ones who have posted in this thread, for example.  I personally find that he has more personality than some of the human characters on some TV shows.

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12 minutes ago, Driad said:

I wondered too. He seemed smaller than before but I haven't seen him in a long time.  Animals are often recast; remember Data's cat Spot on ST:TNG changed appearance dramatically.

I thought he looked smaller too, even though I had looked away when he came on screen and only looked back in time to get a glimpse.

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25 minutes ago, basil said:

I had worked on Elementary in the past, though I didn't this year. I do know people who work on the show, and am informed, that, yes, it is Clyde, and visual differences may be because they might have used his understudy, Bonnie (I am not kidding about that).

Well, if they had to use Clyde's understudy, that would explain why she didn't have any lines.

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You're very welcome, Trey. Bonnie and Clyde have lived together from the beginning (I met them both once, and they were very charming). My understanding is that they are both kept by a company member. I don't know that they are provided for like Elementary's "Clyde", but I'll check into it. I'm pretty sure I've got at decade's worth of care for them. 

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