Both names refer to the same animal. In America terrapins, tortoises and turtles are all referred to as turtles. This has caused some confusion in the hobby and some pet/reptile shops here in the UK also call terrapins turtles.
The peninsular cooter (also a terrapin) looks almost identical to the yellow bellied terrapin.
Hope this helps.
terrapin can grow bigger than a moss turtle.
tortoise live on land,on sand. turtles live in water. and terrapin live on both. you already know the difference between tortoise and turtle.but you dont know the difference between terrapin. well,terrapin has a long neck and soft shell.
A terrapin is a turtle living in fresh or brackish water. Turtles sometimes live in land
A terrapin is a form of turtle.
a terrapin comes in many species, but is a small turtle
Tortoise, or box turtle No, I'm afraid not. The common name for a terrapin is the softshell turtle. The terrapin is aqautic, and the tortise and box are land turtles.
A terrapin is a type of turtle that lives in fresh or brackish environments, meaning they like a mixture of fresh and salt water. A distinction between turtle and terrapin does not exist in European languages other than English.
No, terrapin is not the scientific name for a turtle. Terrapin typically refers to a type of turtle that is found in brackish water environments. The scientific name for turtles varies depending on the species, such as Chelonia mydas for the green sea turtle.
I wouldn't suggest it.
If you mean Terrapin......it is a species of turtle.
the terapin is yak
A yellow back turtle or yellow-bellied slider is an aquatic terrapin which has evolved to live in warm waters. There is no definitive way in determining how old it is and the rings on its shell are not conclusive in gauging its years of age.