1. Black-Knobbed Map Turtle
Black-knobbed Map Turtle is a species of turtles from the United States. This species spends most of the day sunning on fallen trees and can jump quickly into the water when he felt threatened. They sought refuge at the bottom of the river and among the branches of a fallen tree.
2. Common Snapping Turtle (Chelydra serpentina)
In 2006, the Snapping Turtle is expressed as a typical reptile City of New York. This is a type of freshwater turtles that can be found its biggest herd can also be found in Canada and Mexico. Widely known as the giant tortoise. But the last few years are often hunted for turtle soup. These turtles can live up to the age of 47 years in captivity, while the age of wild individuals is estimated to be living up to age 30.
3. Investigates the Turtle (Chelus Fimbriatus)
Tortoise it resembles a piece of bark with a head like a falling leaf.
4. Rote Island Snake-necked Turtle (Chelodina mccordi)
Rote Island turtle-necked snake is one of the turtles of the most desirable in the international pet trade. It is an endangered sea turtle from the southwest Timor Rote Island, an island located between New Guinea and Australia.
5. Pig-nosed Turtle (Carettochelys Insculpta)
This is one of the endemic freshwater turtle creek, lagoon life on the rivers of Australia. of nickname can be interpreted that these turtles nose nose resembles a pig.
Black-knobbed Map Turtle is a species of turtles from the United States. This species spends most of the day sunning on fallen trees and can jump quickly into the water when he felt threatened. They sought refuge at the bottom of the river and among the branches of a fallen tree. 2. Common Snapping Turtle (Chelydra serpentina)
In 2006, the Snapping Turtle is expressed as a typical reptile City of New York. This is a type of freshwater turtles that can be found its biggest herd can also be found in Canada and Mexico. Widely known as the giant tortoise. But the last few years are often hunted for turtle soup. These turtles can live up to the age of 47 years in captivity, while the age of wild individuals is estimated to be living up to age 30. 3. Investigates the Turtle (Chelus Fimbriatus)
Tortoise it resembles a piece of bark with a head like a falling leaf. 4. Rote Island Snake-necked Turtle (Chelodina mccordi)
Rote Island turtle-necked snake is one of the turtles of the most desirable in the international pet trade. It is an endangered sea turtle from the southwest Timor Rote Island, an island located between New Guinea and Australia. 5. Pig-nosed Turtle (Carettochelys Insculpta)
This is one of the endemic freshwater turtle creek, lagoon life on the rivers of Australia. of nickname can be interpreted that these turtles nose nose resembles a pig.
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