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The painted turtles benefit for survival is just like any turtles, the shell.
Usually with a colorful shell on the bottom.
Turtles have both. They have an interior endoskeleton like humans and their shell counts as an exoskelton.
Their shells appear to be painted, but it is accutually just the pigment in the shell that makes the paint like color.
Usually a brownish-green.
Of Course not its obviously GREEN!
they are round and green have four legs and one head it has got a big green shell most turtles have a thick,heavy,boney shell, covered in plate-like scales.Adult turles are olive green or dark brown with yello streaks
green with brown leathery shell
they defend themsleves by hiding in their shell
it helps the turtle blend in
a painted turtle
like every other turtles they use their shells for camouflage, to hide, and to protect their selves from praetors.