It is more than endangered, it is critically endangered.
Genus and Species is Glyptemys muhlenbergii.
bog turtle
The bog turtle was listed as a federally threatened species in 1997. It was also designated as endangered in states like New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania around the same time due to habitat loss, poaching, and other threats.
there is no such thing as a bog turtle
The Bog Turtle is on the PA endangerd list. There is no real number of how many there are because they are such an elusive species.
maybe Bog Turtle or Flattened Musk turtle. No, it's the Speckled Cape tortoise endemic to South Africa and Surrounding regions. This is the smallest chelonian (turtle's, tortoises, and terrapins). The smallest turtle is the bog turtle of the Southeastern U.S.
A bog turtle can live up to 40 years old. :)
The recommended tank size for a bog turtle is at least 20 gallons to provide enough space for the turtle to move around and have a suitable environment.
The following are either extinct or threatened: Plants: Sandplain Gerardia Small Whorled Pogonia North-Eastern Bulrush Animals: American Burying Beetle Bald Eagle Piping Plover Eastern Puma Hawksbill Sea Turtle Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtle Leatherback Sea Turtle Loggerhead Sea Turtle Shortnose Sturgeon Roseate Tern North-Eastern Beach Tiger Beetle Puritan Tiger Beetle Bog turtle Plymouth Redbelly Turtle Dwarf Wedgemussel
no
The Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park are composed of 2 uninhabited atoll (atoll-circular formation of a reefs with shallow lagoon inside) These 10,000 ha. reefs are consist of 600 species of fish 11 of which under the threatened category of IUCN Red List of threatened species, 15 species of sharks and rays. 300 species of corals, 13 species of whales and dolphins, over a 100 species of seabirds including the critically endangered Christmas Island Frigate Bird under IUCN Red List of endangered species and 2 species of sea turtle the green sea turtle and the hawksbills sea turtle both are under the threatened species.
Owning a bog turtle as a pet requires providing a suitable habitat with a mix of land and water, maintaining proper temperature and humidity levels, offering a varied diet of insects and plants, and ensuring regular veterinary check-ups to monitor their health. It is important to also follow legal regulations regarding the ownership of bog turtles as they are a protected species.