What is turtle races?

Turtle Racing is a type of amusement that often intended to entertain children at social social events. In some pubs, he also appeared as a form of entertainment. The turtle races include the location of the turtle group on a small racetrack, allowing them to proceed at their own pace until one turtle exceeds the finish line. The prizes can be awarded to the owner or honorary owner of the winning turtle. Some people believe that turtle races, when they are unattended and unregulated, can pose a threat to the health of turtles and turtle populations. Children are traditionally encouraged to participate in turtles races. Turtle participants can usually bring their turtles. Some places of the turtle race offer turtles to rent potential participants.

Some are concerned about a pot of turtles with enthusiasm risks may be the population of wild turtles. Most people who participate in turtle races collect wild turtles from roads and wooden areas, eliminating them from their natural habitats. These turtles areoften removed so far from their homes that they can't find themselves back. Turtles removed from their known territory often try to move and many of them could die in an attempt.

Another problem is that most turtles gathered for racing turtles can be women, because women are often migration when they move towards the nesting area. Removal of nesting turtles from the breeding population can be particularly harmful to this population.

others are worried about the conditions under which some turtles are held before the race. Many of the places where turtles are listed offer turtles to rent potential competitors. These grassland can be maintained in crowded, unhygienic conditions where they are likely to catch or spread disease. If these turtles are returned to nature, they could spread the disease to the rest of the turtle population.

6 places where turtle races are manipulated with respect to the well -to -to -to -turtle,They usually keep their own small turtle supply. These turtles are usually kept on farms rather than gather from nature. They generally enjoy care for a qualified goalkeeper and are provided by suitable conditions. In these races, honest owners can be selected for each turtle in the race, usually randomly.