The Green Hair Turtles, The Unique Straight-Backed Bodies are Almost Extinct

What's in mind when asked about a turtle? Most certainly replied: his body has a shell. Slow walking. Nobody thinks if the turtle has hair. It's green and stands up like a mohican.

This "Green Hair" Turtle is only found in the Mary River in Queensland, Australia. Her green hair is the alga that grows on her body. And the most growing is on his head, so it looks like a hair.

Uniquely, this turtle breathes through the cloaca. In other turtles this cloaca is the digestive tract, urine, and genitals. Its nature is very benign. Mixture of uniqueness and benign is what causes this "Green Hair" turtle had become a prima donna of rare animals.

Some time ago when the picture circulated, immediately became viral because "green hair" it is unique. This tortoise can last up to three days in the water. They live in the nest under water.

Unfortunately, the public has just discovered its existence, the Zoological Society of London animal conservation agency immediately declared the status of "almost extinct" to this turtle. Yes, the cause besides hunting for pets, also dam construction.

How do you think Steemit @Bank-Of-Neoxian friends do these unique turtles have to be developed in their habitats or housecleats?

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