"Dinosaur-like" snapping turtle found thousands of miles from native home
A member of the largest freshwater turtle species in the world has been discovered thousands of miles from its native home in the U.S.
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A member of the largest freshwater turtle species in the world has been discovered thousands of miles from its native home in the U.S.
A dogwalker spotted the turtle last week in a northwestern English pond called Urswick Tarn, about 5,000 miles from its native habitat in the South.
The native U.S. reptile belongs to the largest freshwater turtle species in the world and has jaws that "can snap through bone."
The native U.S. reptile belongs to the largest freshwater turtle species in the world and has jaws that "can snap through bone."
A member of the largest freshwater turtle species in the world with the power to bite through bone has been discovered in the United Kingdom.