What is the turtle alligator?

6 Males of species are 26 inches (66 cm) and £ 175 (80 kg). The jelly female turtles are much smaller and reach around £ 50 (23 kg). The characteristic characteristic of the turtle alligators is its seam -shaped seams, which is used as a bait to hunt unsuspecting prey, which is then deceived directly into the impressive jaws of the turtle. In the southeast of the United States, turtles live along the Gulf Coasts ranging from Florida to Texas. Turtles were also found in the middle of the United States in Kansas and Illinois. Although it is not yet on the list of endangered species, the destruction of the turtle habitat has exposed them to considerable risk. Turtles are also hunted for their shells and masses as exotic pets and are particularly endangered in the state of Louisiana. Although similar tortoises resembled other cracked turtles, the turtle of alligators has a clear combs on the back of its shell. The alligator turtles also have their eyes on the side of the heads, instead of moving forward as other species.

sparkling tortoises will reach maturity around the age of 13 and from the beginning to the end of spring. The turtles put eggs once a year inland on the coast and put eggs in the sand. Men's alligators cracking turtles have nothing to do with eggs or female tortoise after completion of mating. After the mother puts eggs, she also has no further contact with the eggs or hatched youthful tortoises.

Because the eggs of the turtle remained unattended, birds and raccoon often were driving. But as soon as the fully and mature that the turtle alligator does not have a natural predator in the wilderness outside human poaching. Although turtles are full -time water, except when a woman puts eggs, they often prefer to hide for the remains in the water.

2 hunt with their seams in the shape of a tongue as a bait and lies in waiting for prey sitting at the bottom of the lake or river. The turtle is also a gadget and will eat crumbling animal and fish remnants. Turtles of alligatorsThey are the most active at night.