Honduras wood turtles (certain introduction)
Honduras wood turtles The appearance is extremely beautiful. The carapace, head, hands and feet are scattered with red cracks. The carapace is slightly convex. The patterns on the Honduras wood grain tortoise's carapace are not very obvious, but the dispersion of the color makes him look more... For beauty.
The Honduras wood turtle has a maximum nail length of 20.6 centimeters, has no webs between its toes, has no hook-shaped upper jaw, and has several stripes on its head. It has a bright complexion, with small red lines on its face, and red and black markings on its hands, feet, thighs, plastron and tail. The head is small and the edges of the jaws are slightly jagged. The tortoise shell is mainly light brown and full of yellow and red markings. It is the largest and most beautiful tortoise species in the genus.
South American wood turtles and Honduran wood turtles are relatively rare. They are scattered in Mexico, Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Honduras. They rest in the woods near rivers. It is terrestrial and good at swimming. It is a typical omnivorous turtle. Its habits are similar to box turtles. It is also one of the very few hot-weather turtle species that is particularly cold-resistant.
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