Green Sea Turtle

And thus, the caterpillar becomes the butterfly! WATCH as a male Red-crowned Roofed Turtle (Batagur kachuga) makes one of the most remarkable natural transformations from non-breeding to breeding colors. The Red-crowned Roofed Turtle, like other members of the genus Batagur, exhibits marked sexual dimorphism between males and females. This means that there are morphological differences between the sexes. One of those morphological differences is the expression of color. This is a type of sexual

🦋 Butterflies fluttering around a turtle🐢 These butterflies are likely trying to drink the turtle's tears. Turtles remove excess salt from their body through their tear ducts, so butterflies will take advantage of this by harvesting that salt. @junglediaries Source Video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Dj78JCKlPU | My Turtle And I

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