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Not necessarily....but it's not a bad idea either. Just wondering where can I buy them! Yes!!! Thanx for the info of how to take care of them. Are they impossible to get them outside from USA ?

Any volunteers ? Any advisors ?

If yes , then what are the optimal conditions to preserve that particular species ? Optimal temperatures ? Food ? Place to stay ? Etc.

Because I want to learn things about Sea Turtles in general. It's that simple. And for example a lot of animals and humans eat Olive Ridley Sea Turtles or Loggerheads but I haven't heard of them eating a Hawksbill Do you know whether Hawksbill skin is toxic or not ???

Testudo Marginata!!:tort:......(stoic stare emoji)

Hi Zeropilot. Which is your favorite Turtle of all ?

I think thanks to the link that zovick posted a lot of questions have been answered. 1. So apparently the males are bigger than females. 24cm to 30cm if not more. Which is interesting since in the smaller Testudo species like the Graeca and the Hermani , the males are smaller than females...

It's okay sir. No worries. Can you tag those very few members by any change ?

Hi guys. Today I would like to learn about the Testudo Marginata. Which I think is the biggest of the Mediterranean land tortoise. So here are the questions...please answer them to help me sirs. 1. How long are they in cm or inches (male and female) 2. How much do they weigh ? 3. Is the...

I will help you by presenting you the 6 species with pictures. So it will be easier to recognize them. This is the Hawksbill which is the one I am referring to in this thread if it's skin is toxic or not This is the Leatherback. It's the biggest of all turtles. This is the Caretta...

On the gulf coast of Florida there are 6 of the 7 Sea Turtle Species. You are one lucky man.

Mainly because they are turtles who live exclusively on sea all their life except when they want to lay their eggs. Which too me is very interesting. And for some reason the Sea Turtles are more magnetic in appearance than land turtles. Also I have only seen the Caretta Caretta and Chelonia...

Is it really toxic ? @ZEROPILOT @Ray--Opo

Yeah. Leatherback should be the longest turtle traveler of all turtle species! I would assume.

Thanks. So according to that map they can travel from USA to Papua New Guinea. As well as from south Australia to Indonesia. I am convinced they can cross entire oceans.

Do they swim across oceans ? For example can they cross the Atlantic ocean from Africa to America sir ?

Do they swim in the mediteranean sea or not ? @Tom @Gillian M @Ray--Opo @Warren @ZEROPILOT

Let's say a 50 or 60 cm alligator snapping turtle.... And I also wouldn't my fingers close to this one's mouth either...

If she bites hard enough ? @Tom @Ray--Opo @TeamZissou

Yeah , I see where you coming from. I agree with you sir!