Yes. Turtles don't just "catch a cold" like people do however. Unfortunately, if they catch a virus like that, they can't expel everything from their lungs and be fine once it goes away. Turtles who end up with an upper respiratory infection (URI) need to be looked at by a good exotic animals vet who has experience in dealing with reptiles. Turtles need proper antibiotics administered if they do end up with a URI. Signs of respiratory infection include mucus around the eyes, nose, or mouth, sometimes big noticeable bubbles coming from the nose, and in severe cases you will see them begin to stop eating. Turtles who wind up with URI and are not seen by a vet or treated could end up with long-term respiratory problems or even eventually death.
One thing that you can catch from turtles is mycobacterium.
Like all reptiles alive today, green sea turtles are cold blooded.
Both turtles and fish are cold blooded animals.
Turtles are COLD-BLOODED
turtles are cold blooded because they are reptiles. reptiles live in cold places so they are cold blooded
Reptile such as turtles, lizards, and snakes are cold blooded.
Turtles are supriseingly cold blooded
Catch and release in the same area is the best policy.
No you can only catch bugs and fish
there cold bloded
no turtles will eat any fish they can catch
With their hands.