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    Baby Chelydra serpentina (snapping Turtle)

    I simply took pictures and let it on it's way. Enjoy.











    Here is where it lives, About 1500 feet off my back door step.


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    Nice find he's so tiny. I love to find turtles, second favorite thing to find after hots. I haven't found a snapping turtle in years so I'm a little jealous but super excited for your find.

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    I never find the little ones, just the big ones that try to take my hand off! Threads like this are probably my favorite, I love field herping and miss not getting to do it since I moved to CO from northeast KS.
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    Whenever I go to the creek I try to catch some and check them out
    I remember there was this one with a black Z on it's belly
    -Hanna :)

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    I've pulled a few off the high way just out of town. And I see them at the lake and farm pond where I go fishing. Awesome animals, though a little scary when they are bigger than a dinner plate
    0.1 Blue Beauty Snake

    1.2 Normals
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    0.1 Common Snapping Turtle

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    This little one was doing a number on the little fish all bunched up in the shallow pools.

    Snapping turtles are like monitor lizards with a shell, very intelligent, top predator, insatiable eaters, tough as nails and not afraid of anything.

    This is my friend Steve with his big boy "Tank".....


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