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I like turtles.

Fact 1
Anyways turtles do not have ears, but if your thinking their 'ears' are like frogs ears(which are holes on the side of their heads) their 'ears' are far different, they have skin flaps not holes, but this does not mean they are deaf, their skin flaps take place right on top of the ear bones(yes there are bones for ears look it up) and as most animals instead of openly hearing noise, they hear vibrations witch make noise,

Fact 2
In Tmnt(teenage mutant ninja turtles) the turtles are turtles, well ofc they are, AND THEY ARE NOT HALF HUMAN HALF TURTLE. they are turtles that have been mutated to the size and  intellect of humans, which doesn't mean they are humans. They are still turtles, just mutated.
But do you know what kind of turtles they are? Here let me tell you!(I'm going of the shows/movies that are already  released not any that are in the process of being made.)
Since the start of Tmnt till 2012 all the turtles have been box turtles, which make sense because that's the type of turtle that is most owned world wide,
But in the 2018-2020(currently the 'newest' show and movie of Tmnt) called rise of the teenage mutant ninja turtles also known as Rottmnt, the turtles as they go by "mad dogs" they all are from different ranges of turtles

Raphael is a snapping turtle,
donatello is a soft shell turtle(which is why he wears his 'battle Shell' to protect his  delicate shell)
Michaelangelo is still a box turtle
Leonardo is a red-eared slider turtle (which is actually one of my favorite turtle types!)

All of these turtles are still owned all around the world just not as much as the basic turtle(box turtle) and it's a good switch up for the turtles to show more turtle types/diversity!

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This is all I'm writing so far thanks for reading about my special interest<3

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