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Head of a red eared terrapin, Trachemys scripta elegans

$Portrait of a Green Turtle Chelonia mydas. A secretion streams from the eyes, to see on the turtle's left eye and on top of the head. As reptilian kidneys are not capable of excreting urine hyperosmotic to the plasma, ionic and osmotic balance in feeding marine reptiles is primarily regulated by specialized cephalic salt-secreting glands. These glands are lachrymal in sea and estuarine turtles. There is quite a lot of salt on the eyes of this specimen. Chelonia mydas occurs circumglobal in tropical waters in a depth range from 0-200m. The species is among one of many turtle spieces banned from trade, cf. CITES dot COM, CITES is an international agreement between governments, aimed to ensure that international trade in specimens of wild animals and plants does not threaten their survival. This specimen is from Bunaken National Marine Park, North Sulawesi, Indonesia, 1°36'1\$

a kind of animal named brazilian tortoise

$Sea turtles are a common and awe-inspiring sight at Sipadan Island, Malaysia, one of the world’s top dive destinations. Sipadan’s rich marine environment, with its coral reefs, clear waters, and nutrient-rich currents, provides an ideal habitat for green and hawksbill turtles. These ancient mariners can often be seen gliding gracefully through the water, feeding on seagrass or resting on the reef.\n\nDiving in Sipadan offers the rare opportunity to encounter these majestic creatures up close. The island’s surrounding waters are known for frequent turtle sightings, especially near famous dive sites like Turtle Cavern and Barracuda Point. The abundant marine life and underwater topography make Sipadan a unique place for turtle encounters, with some dives even offering the chance to see turtles nesting.\n\nSipadan plays a vital role in sea turtle conservation, and visitors are encouraged to respect these protected species, ensuring that their populations continue to thrive in the region’s pristine waters.$

red-eared turtle looks into the frame on a dark background

Hermann's tortoise eating lettuce on a lawn.

Sea turtle hawksbill head close-up partial detail

A macro image of a 30+ year old red eared slider turtle.

The northern river terrapin (Batagur baska) is a species of riverine turtle native to Southeast Asia

Portrait of freshwater red-eared turtle or yellow-bellied (lat.Trachemys scripta).Turtle head close-up.

Close up portrait of green sea turtle underwater. Photographed in Maui, Hawaii.

a turtle is sleeping underwater in the sea

Close-up of a group of flame turtles in the pool

People care for and play with a pet red-eared turtle.

a turtle crawls out of a pond to sunbathe in Southern California

Big sea turtle in a farm. Close up, selective focus.

Studio portrait of a greek tortoise (testudo graeca) head. The tortoise is looking at camera with attention. Square macro photography from a DSLR camera. Sharp focus on eye.

turtle in the golden rays of the sun close-up portrait , bright shots

Trachemys Scripta Elegans Tortoise Studio Portrait

The turtle is green yellow red in close-up.

Low angle view of a red eared slider turtle in home

Close-up portrait of turtle isolated on white studio background

Hawaiian green sea turtle relaxing at a beach in Kauai, Hawaii

Close-up of a Green Turtle (Chelonia mydas), with Black Background. Dampier Strait, Raja Ampat, Indonesia

Also known as Sulcata or Spur Thigh, it is the third largest tortoise species in the world.

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