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Is this tortoise a turtle? #science

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Sep 1, 2023
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The name for animals in the order Testudines varies in the English language between “turtle”, “tortoise” and “terrapin” depending on where they live and where you live. #turtles #biology #biologyfacts #evolution #earthfacts #animalshorts #sciencefacts #nature #naturefacts #etymology #linguistics #science Attribution for Australian freshwater turtle image: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pair_of_Emydura_macquarii_-_Warrawong.JPG