I live in Florida and have severial species of turles, in my experience with turtles and rain are the following
Most water turtles stay submerged when a storm is coming or overhead, I have watched this behavoir in my pond over the past severial years, I'm asuming this is to protect them selves from and lighting and flying / falling debre as their head are above water (exposed)
After the rain have passed,
-Some are leaving for slower moving water (rain increase the flow of most lakes, creeks, rivers
-Males are in pursut of a mating partner
-females are in pursut of a mating partner
-females will move about after a good ran so they can find a safe none flooded area to lay eggs (the eggs will drown if they get submerged in a poodle)
-do not forget that water turtle prefere to stay wet, moving around after a rain helps with this problem
-water turtles can not swallow with the ad of water to help take the food down the throat, after a rain all is wet
Turtles are most likely to be seen when they come out to bask in the sun. They will forage and be active when it's raining, so long as it's warm enough, but you're less likely to see them.
melling road
To get to the other side
case it is ok
It was a scardey cat!
It's a road that's sort of humped in the middle to help rain water run off.
It's likely they think the shiny surface is a lake or river.
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how much rain fall does cross timbers get
Cross Road was created in 1983.
The Cross Road was created in 2008.
how to safely cross the road
Your the only one to cross the road.
Chickens usually cross the road to get to the other side.
Cross Road Blues was created on 1968-03-10.
Cross Road - song - was created on 1993-11-10.
no their habitat is near the beach somewhere.