turtles are frequentally depicted in folklore as easy going, patient, wise creatures.
often symbolic for longevity and stability, tranquility, wisdom, endurance, steadfastness.
in Chinese mythology they are one of the four fabulous animals or the most prominent beasts,almong with the unicorn, phoenix, and dragon, it is of the water element ,and known as the ruler of the north.
Turtles smell though their chins ,by flapping the loose skin under their chin the throat moves air over the Jacobsen's organ whick allows them to sense fragrence.
live on every conent except for Antarctica.
From Cape Cod to Texas along Atlantic and Gulf Coast to be less specific it lives in the marine biome or saltwater biome
its looks cool
Diamondback moths tend to eat the underside of the leaves. However, they don't like the veins of the leaves so they stray away from those..
Yes. It's officail name is Diamondback Rattlesnake.
They give a nasty smell
about 30 years
The terrapin was the Indian word for turtle. Many tribal creation stories say that earth was born on the back of Turtle. Since it carries its home on its back, it has also been recognized as having the ability to "manage" in difficult circumstances. Some folk tales say that if a turtle is flipped over, it cannot right itself and will eventually die. This however is not necessarily true, the strong neck muscles that Turtle possesses can flip Turtle upright. Turtle has good hearing and can sense movement in the water through the membranes in the skin. Turtle even has a sense of smell and pretty good eyesight, reminding us not to judge any of our relations by outward appearances. The Racing Terrapin - Cherokee Story Long ago the rabbit and the terrapin had a race. They had a long way to go and each hoped to win. They crossed valleys and high hills, and at the top of the each hill a new terrapin started. That's the way they did throughout the entire race. (There was only one rabbit, but there were many terrapins - a different one who started at the top of each hilltop.) Therefore the rabbit was left behind. So the terrapin won the race. That's all. The Terrapin and the Deer Race The Terrapin and the Deer wanted to have a race. The terrapin said, "I am going to wear a white corn-shuck on my head." So he gathered his friends and told them that they were to station themselves at the top of each hill over which the race was to be run. So at each hilltop sat a terrapin exactly like the others. When they (the terrapin and the deer) started the race, they went downhill and uphill, and at the top sat the terrapin. When they went down in the valley again, then up the hill, there sat the terrapin who had arrived there already. Then when he went down and up the third time, there sat the terrapin already. The terrapin won the race, they say. He used his friends with corn-shucks just like he had and placed them at intervals. That's all.
A baby Diamondback Terrapin is called a gaydbt
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A diamondback terrapin is an omnivore.
Yes. They have lungs and air breather just like humans.
The diamondback terrapin turtle, or simply terrapin, are endangered species. These turtles are hunted for food and Chinese medicines.
Diamondback terrapin, is a species of turtle. Female terrapins can mate with multiple males and store sperm for years.
They live in the ocean
The ponytail, The Diamondback and the Terrapin
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Raymond Livingston Barney has written: 'Further notes on the natural history and artificial propagation of the diamond-back terrapin' -- subject(s): Diamondback terrapin, Terrapin culture, Terrapin
well when there adults nothing, but when there babies or still in the egg status raccoons and crow like to prey on them and eat them when the parents are not there
It's probably not a good idea to eat any terrapin, as many species are threatened or endangered. This area of the beach is often used for nesting by the diamondback terrapin.