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Common snapping turtle
Chelydra Serpentina
43.1932, -71.5375
Field Notes
Description:
Common snapping turtles are large turtle with sharp beaks and ridged tails. Their shells are usually tan, dark brown or even black.
Habitat:
Common snapping turtles prefer wet places like lakes, ponds and rivers. They also like wet sandy areas so they can bury themselves in the sand and hide. I found this snapping turtle on the side of the road near a swampy area while I was out running.
Species ID Suggestions
Spotted for Missions
Photographed
PublishedMay 21, 2020
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