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Our turtle, Murphy, is still molting. The bits of shell that you can see curling up are called scutes.

Rear view of Nemo's latest lounging pose.

At the Barbados Wildlife Reserve.

This turtle decided to lay eggs right in our camp.

Camera: Olympus SP-350

Found this painted box turtle hustling up my driveway when I was leaving for the gym this morning.

My name is tur; turt, tuuurtle.

Olympus E520, 600mm (35mm equivalent)

Photos by Matthew Kaminski and Joy Helsel

These turtles are actually full of red hot lava, which you can see through the cracks in their skin.

 

People are required to stay at least 15 feet away from them, to avoid getting burned.

2 turtles chilling at the chinese garden

resting painted turtles @ Toronto Zoo

 

The first turtle derby was run in 1931. Doctors and nurses in each hospital department sponsored a contestant and contributed to the purse, with all proceeds contributed to charities. Like many other lighthearted activities, the derby was suspended during the war, but it came back afterward, bigger than ever. In 1951, their senior year, Peggie-Louise Lee, Matilda Snelling, Katie Kennedy, and Geraldine Waybright posed with their contenders.

This turtle was bigger than my cat! Seen in Animal Kingdom.

Photo by Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

Turtle was sunning on an asphalt pathway, nearly stepped on by joggers as I was approaching. Head is about the size of a small marble. East Alabama. Species: Sternotherus odoratus.

Big turtle in our backyard. Srping 2009

This lazy snapping turtle was busy sunning himself.

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