The turtle is one of the four ancient spirits (dragon, phoenix, lin, and tortoise) and is an auspicious animal. The turtle is also known as the turtle. The original meaning of the turtle in ancient times was "to indulge your wife and others." "A man who has an affair" is not a good word, right? But some people always confuse turtles with turtles. The special topic of this issue on lucky turtles will teach you how to tell them apart.
The difference between lucky turtles and soft-shelled turtles: 1. Lucky turtles and soft-shelled turtles are both amphibious and reptiles, belonging to the order Turtles, one belonging to the family Chelonidae and the other belonging to the family Turtle. They all breathe with their lungs and stay underwater most of the time. 2. Soft-shell turtles have teeth and can extend their necks very long. Lucky turtles have no teeth and have patterns on their heads and limbs. 3. The limbs, head and tail of the Lucky Turtle can be retracted into the shell. The limbs of Turtleidae cannot. 4. The head of the lucky turtle is round, while the head of the turtle is pointed. Its nose is the same as that of a pig, and its tail is shorter.
5. The lucky turtle has a hard shell with lines on its back and a thirteen-petal pattern; the turtle shell is dark green, soft and has no lines, the shell surface is smooth, and the edges are soft. 6. The lucky turtle does not bite, has a docile temperament, and gets along harmoniously with its companions. If you touch the turtle with something like a branch, it will retract its head. The soft-shelled turtle has a ferocious temperament and will kill each other among its companions. Sometimes it will also attack people or other animals. If you touch a soft-shelled turtle with something like a branch, it will bite the branch tightly and won't let go. 7. Turtles live in fresh water, so it is not necessarily a lucky turtle. 8. The activity patterns of turtles can be summarized in four sentences: "In late spring, when the weather is warm, they climb onto the beach; in summer, when the weather is hot, they hide in the willow shade; in autumn, when the weather is cool, they go into caves; when the weather is cold, they hibernate in the mire."
Lucky Turtle Body The turtle has a special turtle shell from which the head, tail and limbs can extend and retract. The entire body is box-shaped and divided into three parts: head and neck, trunk, limbs and tail. The back of the head is slightly triangular, black or brown-black.
Both the upper and lower jaws have teeth, and the sense of smell and touch are relatively developed. The entire body of the turtle is encased in a box-shaped shell. The shell is clearly divided into two parts: the carapace and the plastron, which are connected to each other by carapace bridges on both sides. The dorsal and ventral carapace are composed of two layers. The scute grooves between the scutes and the bony sutures of the bony plates do not overlap each other, so the turtle shell is extremely strong.
The turtle body is flat, slightly round or oval. The body is covered with soft leathery skin. There are two dorsal and ventral carapace. The dorsal carapace is slightly convex and has a soft horny skirt around it. The ventral carapace is flat-shaped. The sides of the two carapace are connected by ligament tissue. The back is usually dark green or yellowish brown, with warts arranged in vertical rows that are not very obvious.
The ventral surface is gray-white or yellow-white. The neck of the turtle is long and powerful, can be stretched and rotated very flexibly. The snout is pointed and protruding, and there is a pair of nostrils at the front of the snout to facilitate breathing out of the water. The eyes are small and located on the sides of the head. The mouth is wide and located on the ventral surface of the head. The upper and lower jaws have hard horny sheaths that can crush hard food. There is a short tongue in the mouth, which is muscular but cannot stretch freely and can only help swallow food.
The limbs of the turtle are flat and short, located on both sides of the body, and can be retracted into the shell. The forelimbs have five fingers and the hind limbs have five toes. There are well-developed web membranes between the fingers and toes of the limbs. There are hook-like claws on the ends of the 1st to 3rd fingers and toes, which protrude outside the web membrane. Because the turtle has thick limbs and well-developed webs, it can crawl on land and swim in the water. When it catches food, its powerful forelimbs and claws can also tear large pieces of food into pieces for easy bite. Swallow in pieces.
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