Yellow Bellied Sliders VS Cooters! How to Tell The Differences!
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You point out some really great identification traits between the different species. One thing they all have in common: they are all beautiful!
I’d still stand there scratching my head. 😂. Thank you 🙏 ❤
You are freaking awesome. Thanks for the educational vid!
Loved the original video about this, and this one is even better! Back in 2020, I got a river cooter hatchling and he/she is getting hard to one-hand at this point! Love these turtles 🐢❤️
Love this , most commonly mistaken species!
Yea, always helps to have a visual guide
@4:50 whoa i never saw any turtles with such long claws !
nice specimens all of them, they respond well to you handling them
i catch river cooters but the ones here are orange and have a unique serated shell
Thanks for the video. Is the Florida Cooter the same as the Peninsula Cooter? We have 2
You have Big Turtles 🐢 there. Cool Place 😊
Unfortunately many of North Americas Freshwater species have been released into Euro Asia habitats so their adaptation is quite impressive but they don't reproduce in natural environment over here, although that's possible in Mediterranean region where winters quite mild and summers hot.
Somehow sliders & cooters have always been my favourite species although in Europe we have got very few turtles: Emys Orbicularis is one of them plus some of Mauremys Caspica subspecies. That's pretty much everything 🤔😏
i was subbed when u posted the og slider vs cooter video
Thanks for sticking around! Tried to make this one better
Eastern River cooter very beautiful‼︎ This turtle is rarely seen in Japan.
I learned a lot!
@@Irish1 one of my favourite species!
@@zetakari I love too!
Cool I've had a pet ybs for 5 Years
COOTER BASKING TIMELAPSE PLEASE!
Fantastic video and I LOVE beautiful sliders that lovely, wow huge one that you hold it !!! 🐢😉🤟❤️👋
Great video! Love your turtles!!
If I sent you some pics of my turtle, could you possibly spare some time to please help me to try properly identifying his species..?please!😅 I've had him for several years, but the people I got him from weren't sure what he was or his age or gender..! Lol. Doing my own research, I've come to the assumption that he's a yellow belly, but I'm not 100% sure. I'd really appreciate ANY help!! Thanks
Big ass turtle
Is there a way I could send you a picture of a baby turtle I have recently found myself in charge of 😂 I don’t know if it’s a slider or a river cooter 😭
Herp videos please ❤
Working on it 👍🏼
@@GregsTurtleHaven waiting 🤍
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Wait I was told that when you flip a turtle upside down you’re suffocating them… 🤔🤔🤔
Not true
That is only with sea turtles
@@Emerson-m4p well dang…. lol I was at a wild life preserve and the guide said it! 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️