WORLDS SMALLEST TURTLE!

This Turtle is Tiny! Mistaken for a Beetle Bug. LINK: Youtube

A turtle rights another turtle

Apparently the shape of the carapace helps them right themselves when a good buddy is not nearby. LINK, Via: Youtube

Roomba-Riding Turtle

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We’ve seen a cat riding a Roomba. Now here’s a soft-shelled turtle doing it. He doesn’t appear to enjoy it as much.

Via: Geekologie, Via: Neatorama

Feeding Wild Turtles

The turtle doesn't want the apple, it wants the chicken. LINK, Via: Youtube

Lucky the Legless Turtle

Lucky is a turtle living in Petaluma, California. On July 31st, Lucky was attacked by what his owner Sally Pyne believes was a raccoon. A veterinarian amputated what was left of Lucky’s front legs. But Lucky can walk again, since the vet put stacked plastic chair sliders under the front of his shell, allowing his back legs to push him along without catching his shell against the ground. LINK, Via: BuzzFeed, Via: Youtube

Happy Turtle

Here's a turtle with just a very cool attitude about life, in case your Wednesday is flagging a bit and you need a pick-me-up. LINK

Filmed on a sunny day on Koh Tao, in Thailand, april 2008. LINK

THREE HEADED TURTLE !!!!!!!

This turtle was born in Peru with three heads!! The middle head is underdeveloped, but does have eye slits. It does not have a fully developed brain. The other two heads function perfectly and both of them eat. This turtle has one set of lungs and one heart. We originally called them MYRTLE and SQUIRTLE The TWO HEADED TURTLE until our local vet confirmed that the third head was really an undeveloped head......now we call that head Thirdle. Come MEET THEM at The VENICE BEACH FREAKSHOW!!!! 909 OCEAN FRONT WALK (The Boardwalk) Venice, California. LINK: Youtube

Hungry Hungry Turtle

Who knew that teasing a Turtle could be so much fun. LINK

Man spends 10 years teaching his pet turtle tricks

Mitchell Spero said he has spent 10 years training his pet turtle to do things like sit, heel, stay and roll over.
Spero, a psychologist, said his turtle, Florida, has helped children deal with the trials and tribulations of life.
I thought it was really cool that you could train a turtle to do that, and I thought anything is possible," Spero said.
I thought it was really cool that you could train a turtle to do that, and I thought anything is possible," Spero said.



Spero said the children catch on quickly, but adults are more skeptical.
"They think I'm kidding," he said. "'Your turtle does tricks; what are you talking about?'" LINK VIA: Liveleak