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twinkletwinkleyoulittlefuck:
why-animals-do-the-thing:
bigbootyavocados:
crimsoncatacombs:
blazepress:
Tortoise skeletons are the weirdest skeletons.
I never wondered what they looked like before. Wow. I literally just gasped. How neat!
Which is another reason you shouldn’t pick them up by their top shell
Everyone knows that you shouldn’t pick up a tortoise or turtle by their shell since their backbone is fused with it, but often it’s not really an easy thing to visualize how that works. Here’s a really cool image for that…
Almost NOBODY knows this, because people don’t bother to simply show you a fucking image like this in school so before i saw this on tumblr i thought a turtle was simply a loose animal in a shell like a snail
*holds hand up* I had no idea. I thought it was just skin that held the shell to the turtle.
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twinkletwinkleyoulittlefuck:
why-animals-do-the-thing:
bigbootyavocados:
crimsoncatacombs:
blazepress:
Tortoise skeletons are the weirdest skeletons.
I never wondered what they looked like before. Wow. I literally just gasped. How neat!
Which is another reason you shouldn’t pick them up by their top shell
Everyone knows that you shouldn’t pick up a tortoise or turtle by their shell since their backbone is fused with it, but often it’s not really an easy thing to visualize how that works. Here’s a really cool image for that…
Almost NOBODY knows this, because people don’t bother to simply show you a fucking image like this in school so before i saw this on tumblr i thought a turtle was simply a loose animal in a shell like a snail
*holds hand up* I had no idea. I thought it was just skin that held the shell to the turtle.
(Your picture was not posted)
