Temple turtles

Abandoned turtles, I heard the name is correct, let them be released into the wild Of course, let the turtle regain its freedom. You may think that the turtle has the ability to survive tenaciously, but it is not the case. The fact is: abandoning a turtle is an extremely dangerous behavior.

If the turtle is weak, there is not much difference between "letting go" and "letting go", but you just didn't see it die; Turtles have strong adaptability, and in places like Brazil, they will grow in large numbers due to lack of natural enemies, thus posing a threat to local turtles.

Brazil is a good example. The "Brazilian turtle" currently sold in the market is named Mississippi red-eared turtle, which is native to the Mississippi River Basin. Because this turtle has strong adaptability, rapid growth, and extremely violent nature (there are records of catching similar species in the wild in Brazil), it already has the conditions for "biological invasion". In addition, it looked pretty good, so it was once sold all over the world as a pet turtle. The whole world is currently in a state of disaster. Brazilian crabs have anti-freeze factors, and they can be found even in extremely cold northern Europe. Due to the "rebirth" of Buddhism in China, the popularity in Brazil is not much better than in other places. It only took Brazil 2 to 3 years to defeat the spotted turtle and become the largest turtle species in Taiwan. It seems to be a threat.

Examples of weak abilities include Burmese turtles and other warm turtles. They do not have the habit of hibernating. How do you let them survive the winter in warm turtles?

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