Introduction to the turtle, information about the turtle?

Turtles belong to the family Turtles, a species of the genus Turtles. Sometimes it is specifically referred to as a turtle, also known as a golden turtle, a grass turtle, a mud turtle and a mountain turtle. In terms of animal taxonomy, it belongs to the class of reptiles, turtles and turtles, and is one of the common turtles and turtles.

The dorsal carapace is brown, and the males are almost black. The ventral carapace and nail bridges are brownish-yellow, and the males are dark. Each shield has large black-brown patches, and sometimes the ventral carapace is almost entirely occupied by black-brown patches, appearing brownish-yellow only at the sutures.

head olive or black-brown; There are dark trimmed yellow lines and macula on the side of the head and throat.

The skull has a bony zygomatic arch; The square yoke bone is tangent to the postorbital bone and the yoke bone; The anterior margin of the parietal bone is truncated, and the posterior end extends to the end of the epioccipital bone; posterior part of the upper occipital ridge slightly upturned; The posterior part of the squamous bone is acutely angled.

China is distributed in Hebei, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Fujian, Jiangxi, Shandong, Henan, Hubei, Hunan, Hong Kong, Guangdong, Guangxi, Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan, Shaanxi, Gansu and Taiwan. Abroad it is distributed in Japan and North Korea.

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The turtle (scientific name: mauremys reevesii) is a reptile of the genus Turtle in the family Turtleidae. The head is small, less than 1 4 as wide as the dorsal carapace, the anterior part of the top of the head is smooth, and the posterior part ** has fine-grained scales; The snout is obliquely cut medially, and the sheath of the beak margin is thinner; The angle between the left and right teeth of the lower jaw is less than 90°.

The dorsal carapace is flattened, with 3 longitudinal ridges, the limbs are slightly flattened, and the fingers and toes are webbed, and there are claws. The tail is shorter and smaller. The dorsal carapace is brown, the ventral carapace and nail bridge are brownish-yellow, and each shield has large black-brown spots.

head olive or black-brown; There are yellow-striped yellow stripes and macula on the side of the head and pharynx, which extend posteriorly to the neck. The males are almost completely black and have a peculiar odor, and the female tortoiseshell is brown.

Turtles are half-water, half-inhabited, half-terrestrial reptiles. It mainly inhabits rivers, lakes, reservoirs, ponds and other waters. During the day, they often sink in water.

When the summer sun is not hot, they will look for shade and cool places in groups. They are not gentle in nature, and they do not bite each other. When confronted with enemy damage or frightened, the head, limbs, and tail are shrunk into the shell.

Turtles are omnivorous animals, feed on insects, worms, small fish, shrimp, snails, mussels, young leaves, duckweed, melon skins, wheat grains, rice, and weed seeds that are not sexually intoxicated. It is mainly distributed in Japan, Korea, Korea, Dongyi, Indonesia, Ni, and Xiya (the smaller Sangjin Dajan Island), Pa Jianlao, and Zhongjian Kingdom.

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What is the most abundant turtle in the world: the red-eared turtle.

Fastest breeding turtles: red-eared turtles and snake snapping turtles.

The smallest turtle in the world: the pit mud turtle.

The largest turtle in the world: the Pacific leatherback sea turtle.

The fastest walking tortoise: the biscuit tortoise of southeastern Africa.

The country with the largest number of turtle species: China.

The hardest turtle to raise: the Malayan snail tortoise.

The easiest turtle to raise: the red-eared turtle.

The most ferocious turtles: small snapping turtles and large snapping turtles.

The most docile tortoise: the Burmese tortoise.

Longest Lived Turtle: Galapagos Tortoise, Shortest Turtle to Live 200 300 Years: A Few American Turtles Including the Western Turtle. diamond turtles, etc. Can live 10 to 15 years.

The most cold-tolerant turtles: the western turtles found in the northwestern United States and CanadaThe least cold-tolerant turtles: all families and genera of the side-necked turtle suborder are invariably only distributed around the equator on all continents, and they are biased towards the southern hemisphere (hotter climate), most of which are life-threatening when the breeding temperature is below 20 The most drought-tolerant tortoise, the Egyptian tortoise, rarely drinks water during its lifetime.

The freshwater turtles that are most inseparable from water: the pig-nosed turtle and the Mesoamerican river turtle, can be life-threatening within a few hours of being out of the water.

1. Turtle (chinemysreevesii) is also known as golden turtle, grass turtle, mud turtle and mountain turtle, etc., which belongs to the class of reptiles, turtles, turtles, turtles and turtles in animal taxonomy, and is one of the most common turtles and turtles.

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The turtle (chinemys reevesii), also known as the golden turtle, grass turtle, mud turtle and mountain turtle, belongs to the reptiles, turtles, turtles, turtles, and turtles subfamily in animal taxonomy, and is one of the most common turtles and turtles. Turtles are distributed in almost all parts of China, but the production in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River is relatively high. It is also produced in various parts of Guangxi, especially in the southeast and south of Guangxi; It is mainly distributed in Japan and North Korea.

The tortoise shell is slightly flattened, the dorsal and ventral carapace is fixed and immobile, the dorsal carapace is 10 to 12 cm long and about 15 cm wide, with three longitudinal bulges. Yellow linear markings on the flanks of the head and neck, slightly flattened limbs, fully webbed between the fingers and toes, and claws at the ends of the toes except for the fifth hind limb.

Turtles generally live in rivers, lakes, swamps, reservoirs and mountain streams, and sometimes come ashore. In their natural environment, turtles feed on worms, snails, shrimp and small fish, as well as the stems and leaves of plants. The tortoise is an ectothermic animal that is active and feeds heavily when the temperature is above 150 degrees Celsius, and hibernates when the temperature is below 10 degrees Celsius.

Turtles are active from April to October every year, during this period, every day at sunset, turtles begin to swim in the water to feed, until dawn before the end of the day, do not stop feeding, dive into the water, and often climb ashore from 10 am to 16 pm on a sunny day, quieter than the shore to bask in the sun. From June to August, the turtle feeds during its peak season, and its food consumption gradually decreases in October, and it is in a state of hibernation from November to March.

In addition, turtles also have the following characteristics: low reproduction rate and slow growth, a turtle of about 500 grams only gains 100 grams after a year of rearing. However, turtles are more resistant to hunger, and are not easy to starve to death even if they fast for several months, and they are also resistant to disease and have a high survival rate.

Therefore, turtles are relatively easy animals to keep in captivity.

Turtles are a relatively common type of reptile that belongs to amphibians that breathe on their lungs and may drown if they do not surface in time. It is an omnivore and can be eaten with both meat and vegetables. When the temperature is below 10, it hibernates, lasts for 3 to 4 months, and retracts its limbs into its shell when in danger.

Turtles are more common reptiles, amphibians, swimming, but breathe through their lungs and need to surface regularly to absorb oxygen. Turtles are omnivores and can be eaten both meat and vegetables, but they should not eat too much of vegetables and fruits, which can cause diarrhea.

The appetite of the turtle changes with the temperature, and the lower the temperature, the lower the appetite. When the temperature is higher than 24, it is necessary to eat every 2 days, 20 to 24 can be fed once a week, and when the temperature is below 18, the turtle almost does not eat. In winter, when the temperature is consistently below 10, the turtle goes into hibernation, which usually lasts for 3 to 4 months.

The biggest feature of the turtle is its long lifespan, if it is well raised, it can live for a hundred years or even longer, but its growth rate is relatively slow, so the general body size is not very large, and the size of the male turtle will be larger.