The turtle is an ancient animal that is distributed all over the world. They are found everywhere, but there are some particularly strange and peculiar turtles, have you ever seen them? Do you know where it lives? The following Xiaobian takes you to appreciate their various styles, and you will definitely be deeply fascinated by their appearance.
The first to appear was our snake-necked turtle master brother. Its neck is as long as a snake, and it is named "snake-necked turtle". At present, the plesiosaur is mainly distributed in Africa, South America and Oceania.
Snake-necked turtle
Two-headed turtle, a two-headed turtle is a mutant phenomenon characterized by two heads on the body of a turtle. According to Reptile Research Specialist Gil martin, the two-headed turtle is most likely due to the fact that the little guy who could have been a twin did not separate his body normally. Bicephalic is a deformity, and biceps can be seen as twins without separation, if one head sees danger and the other does not. The two brains will disagree. For the frequent appearance of double-headed animals, scientists believe that it is caused by environmental degradation, and the reason for the occurrence may be that the double yellow eggs are hatched, or the eggs may be contaminated during development, or it may be inbreeding, and the specific reasons are not yet determined.
Two-headed turtle
The star-spotted turtle, because of its black dorsal carapace, walks on its head, neck and limbs with yellow or orange dots, is characteristic, like stars in the sky, dotted. The Star-spotted Turtle is native to Canada, mainly in southwestern Ontario, and its wild population is now declining.
Star-spotted turtle
The dead leaf turtle has a triangular flat head, a tubular nose and a horn-shaped part, and the chin has three tentacles and four filamentous tentacles, which are shaped like a dead leaf, which is yellowish, and is called a dead leaf turtle because its shell resembles a dead leaf. Dead leaf turtles now live mainly in northern South America.
Dead leaf turtle
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