Semi-aquatic turtles have webbing between their toes, and aquatic turtles have flippers instead of feet. Turtles also have flatter shells that are specially adapted for swimming, while tortoises ...

Some turtles have more serrated beaks. Aquatic turtles have webbed feet or flippers – to help propel them through the water. The semi-aquatic turtles that spend some time in the water ...

The Sonoyta mud turtle has evolved as an aquatic species in one of the driest parts of the Sonoran Desert. With webbed feet and an innate ability to swim, this turtle depends heavily on what little ...

Long barbs are typically present on the chin. All four of the mud turtle's feet are webbed. HABITAT: An aquatic species of turtle, the Sonoyta mud turtle is found in springs, creeks, ponds, and ...

Turtles are generally aquatic or semi-aquatic ... Legs Turtles: Turtles have flipper-like limbs or webbed feet designed to ...