Burmese Flapshell (Lissemys scutata) hatchling, family Trionychidae, found in a garden in Letpandan, Myanmar
Photograph by Kyawphyo Thu
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Burmese Flapshell (Lissemys scutata) hatchling, family Trionychidae, found in a garden in Letpandan, Myanmar
Photograph by Kyawphyo Thu

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The Indian flapshell turtle (Lissemys punctata).
Conservation Status: VULNERABLE.
(via Everybody wants to eat the yellow turtle that looks like American cheese)
Last week, a rare flapshell turtle was found in a pond in West Bengal, India. The turtle is bright yellow as a result of albinism and is probably one of a very few of its kind to exist in the world.Â
What in the world is this? It’s the extremely rare yellow turtle that was found by a farmer in India. Fortunately, it was released back into the wild. Weird and wonderful, right?
Central Indian Flapshell Turtle (Lissemys punctata vittata), family Trionychidae, India
photograph by Dipendra Maharshi

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Sri Lankan Flapshell Turtle (Lissemys ceylonensis), family Trionychidae, endemic to Sri Lanka
photograph by SpaceGecko
Indian Flapshell Turtle (Lissemys punctata), family Trionychidae, Bhilwara, India
photograph by M. P. Vaishnav
Sahelian Flapshell (Cyclanorbis senegalensis), family Trionychidae, Salamat Region of Chad
Photograph by Doug MacDonald