Mauremys caspica

Mauremys caspica

<strong>Mauremys caspica</strong>, also known as the Caspian Turtle, is a <strong>Vulnerable</strong> freshwater species found in Eastern Europe and Asia, thriving in aquatic environments like slow-moving rivers and lakes. With a smooth, high-domed shell and a diet of aquatic plants and small animals, these turtles play a critical role in their ecosystem by maintaining biodiversity and contributing to nutrient cycles.

Grandidierina lineata

Grandidierina lineata

Discover the fascinating Grandidierina lineata, a vibrant freshwater herbivore from Madagascar known for its striking coloration, unique gill structure, and vital role in maintaining ecological balance. With a diurnal lifestyle and interesting social behaviors, this vulnerable species thrives in diverse aquatic habitats while contributing to nutrient recycling in its environment.

Emydura gunaleni

Emydura gunaleni

<b>Emydura gunaleni</b>, also known as the Australian turtle, is a medium-sized omnivorous turtle, typically reaching up to 25 cm in length, featuring a distinctive shell with yellow stripes against a dark background. Primarily found in tropical and subtropical freshwater habitats like rainforests and savannahs, this turtle plays a vital role in its ecosystem by regulating aquatic plant and invertebrate populations.