Alligator turtles live in the deep waters of rivers, lakes, canals, swamps, or streams. Although they are only two or three inches in size when they come out of the shell, these turtles can weigh up to 150 pounds when they grow, becoming the largest freshwater turtles in the world. The large size and appetite…

Picking up a snapping turtle can be dangerous and should only be done by experienced individuals. Snapping turtles have powerful jaws and sharp claws, which can cause severe injuries if mishandled. It is generally recommended to leave snapping turtles alone in their natural habitat, but if you need to handle one for a specific reason…

Alligator turtles are found in their natural habitats in parts of the southeastern United States. Rivers, swamps, and lakes can be home to turtles. An adult alligator turtle can be up to 30 inches (75 cm) long. Although alligator turtles have existed for 20 million years, they are currently a threatened species. Life expectancy The…

The Mediterranean turtle is a spice of Central Europe that is a good active and interactive pet option for beginner herpetologists. However, they live for a long time (about 35 years), making caring for them a long-term commitment. They require more space than other reptile pets. A 6-foot (1.82 m) 4-foot (1.21 m) corral is…

Sulcata turtles, native to a semi-arid environment, are animals that demand care. They weigh more than 80 pounds (36 kg) and live more than 75 years. A basic aquarium is not a suitable habitat for a Sulcata turtle. You’ll need a lot of expensive accessories to make the right habitat. Taking proper care of your…