A bizarre-looking creature, recently found in a village in Nepal, has been identified as an Indian flapshell turtle with a unique condition, and Twitter users are having a field day comparing it t ...

Turtles don't just come in shades of green. They come in yellow too. A rare yellow version of the albino Indian flapshell turtle was just spotted and rescued from a village pond in West Bengal ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. A farmer in Odisha, India found a rare ...

Indian flapshell turtles can live for up to 18 years, but being albino, this particular individual may not survive as long, says Narayana. “Lacking a full complement of eye pigments, true ...

A rare, bright yellow flapshell turtle was rescued from a pond in West Bengal, India. The reptile is believed to be albino or leucistic, caused by a genetic mutation. People were in awe of its ...

In the words of Steve Irwin – check out this little beauty. A rare yellow albino Indian flapshell turtle has been sighted in a village in West Bengal in India, proving nature is truly the best.

According to Mithila Wildlife Trust, which identified the turtle as an Indian Flapshell Turtle or Lissemys punctata andersoni, the reptile gets its unique colour from a rare genetic mutation that ...

A farmer in eastern India has found a yellow turtle which experts say is the product of albinism. Basudev Mahapatra spotted the turtle while he was working in his fields in the village of Sujanpur ...