Welcome to Turtle-Tuesdays!
Every tuesday, starting October 11th 2022, I will present a species of Turtle or Tortoise. If you want to see a specific kind of turtle/tortoise, feel free to ask!
Some Q&A is under the cut!
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Today's Document
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

Game Changer & Make Some Noise
The Bowery Presents
hello vonnie
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
Doug Jones
TMBGareOK. The Official They Might Be Giants tumblr
Sweet Seals For You, Always
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One Nice Bug Per Day

Jar Jar Binks Fan Club
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taylor price
art blog(derogatory)
The Bright Sessions
EXPECTATIONS

Jimmy Eat World
KIROKAZE
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Welcome to Turtle-Tuesdays!
Every tuesday, starting October 11th 2022, I will present a species of Turtle or Tortoise. If you want to see a specific kind of turtle/tortoise, feel free to ask!
Some Q&A is under the cut!

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GalĂĄpagos Tortoise
Latin name: chelonoidis niger
Size: large individuals can have a length of up to 1.85 metres (6.1 ft)
Diet: herbivorous
Habitat: the galĂĄpagos islands
Population status: threatened
Turtley facts:
these tortoises live on the galĂĄpagos islands- and gĂĄlapagos comes from the spanish word gĂĄlapago, meaning tortoise
there are 15 subspecies of gĂĄlapagos tortoise, two of which are extinct today
GĂĄlapagos tortoises were one of the animals that helped Charles Darwin formulate his theories about evolution
they share a mutualistic relationship with some birds, who eat exoparasites
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Big-headed Turtle
Latin name: Platysternon megacephalum
Size: shell size up to 20 cm (7.87 inches)
Diet: carnivorous (mostly fishes, snails and worms)
Habitat: Cambodia, Laos, China, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam
Population status: endangered
Turtley facts:
due to it´s headsize, this turtleis unable to pull its head into its shell
when threatened, the big-headed turtle will bite its predator to defend itself
it is also known to climb bushes and trees, but isn´t a good swimmer
its strong tail is very long- almost the same length as its body!
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Greetings! I know that I haven´t been active in a while, due to some stress and health factors, but I have good news for you! In the new year, we´re starting up again with the first turtle being posted today! So keep your eyes open and have much fun with turtle tuesdays!
Love that he also types like an old man
His name is spelled Jonathan.
His birthday is September 4.
His age was estimated at the time he was found in 1882. This species matures at around 50 years old and he was past that age, so he might be older than 189 but we will never know.
He lives on a South Atlantic island, Saint Helena (aka the place Napoleon Bonaparte lived until his death in 1815) where heâs well taken care of by the governor of the island. According to his vet, he likes listening to tennis.
The average lifespan for his species is 150, but heâs super healthy aside from cataracts in both eyes and possible loss of smell.
Jonathan has a mate, Fred, who until recently was thought to be female. Fred is male.
His species (which is a subspecies of Aldabra giant Tortoise) are on the endangered list with only about 80 recorded worldwide. However, many giant Tortoises currently hold the record for longest living land animals with a few othersâ ages ranging between 175-250 years. So Jonathan still has a while to go!
Hereâs Jonathan (on the left) in 1882 upon his arrival to the island:
(photo courtesy of Guinness World Records)
Jonathan has lived through both world wars, the Russian Revolution, 39 U.S. presidents, 7 British monarchs, the creation of the typewriter, the completion of the Eiffel Tower, the coronation of Queen Victoria, the release of the first postage stamp, the building of the first skyscraper, the first photograph of a person, the first lightbulb, and the first powered flight.
According to Wikipedia Jonathan is still alive as of this writing 10/21/22, and as of 2022 is the oldest tortoise of recorded age ever, the previous contender having died at 189 in 1966.

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Olive Ridley Sea Turtle
Latin name: Lepidochelys Olivacea
Size: about 61 cm (2 ft)
Diet: mostly carnivorous
Habitat: The open seas, mostly in tropical areas
Population status: vulnerable
Turtley facts:
Ridley sea turtles are best known for the "arribadas", where thousands of them come to the beaches where they hatched and lay their eggs there
humans pose a very big threat to them because of boat propellers, sea pollution etc.
they get their name from the colour of their shells, a beautiful olive green
much like other sea turtles, they are unable to pull their head and legs into their shells
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Red-eared slider
Latin Name: Trachemys scripta elegans
Size: 15-20 cm / 6-8 inches
Activity phase: diurnal
Habitat: originally the southeastern US, but is an invasive species in many parts of the world
Populaation status: not endangered
Turtley facts:
since they are pokilotherms, they often sunbathe
they brumate in winter
they are the worlds most commonly traded reptile
they carry a high risk of infecting humans with salmonella bacterias
in the 2018 series "Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" Leonardo is a Red-eared slider
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European pond turtle
Latin name: Emys orbicularis
Size: 20-30 cm
Activity phase: diurnal
Habitat: Europe, Asia, North Africa
Population status: Near threatened
Turtley facts:
Live in small groups
Hibernate
Their habitat is often destroyed, therefore they are growing endangered
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