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What kind of young animal?
Young animals differ more than adults do. A fledgling on the ground is fine; a nestling on the ground is not.
Which animal is it?
- Alabama map turtleGraptemys pulchraChoose
- Alligator snapping turtleMacrochelys temminckiiChoose
- Barbour's map turtleGraptemys barbouriChoose
- Bog turtleGlyptemys muhlenbergiiChoose
- Chicken turtleDeirochelys reticulariaChoose
- Coastal plain cooterPseudemys floridanaChoose
- Common snapping turtleChelydra serpentinaChoose
- Diamondback terrapinMalaclemys terrapinChoose
- Eastern box turtleTerrapene carolinaChoose
- Eastern mud turtleKinosternon subrubrumChoose
- Eastern musk turtleSternotherus odoratusChoose
- Florida red-bellied cooterPseudemys nelsoniChoose
- Florida softshellApalone feroxChoose
- Gopher tortoiseGopherus polyphemusChoose
- Green sea turtleChelonia mydasChoose
- Kemp's ridley sea turtleLepidochelys kempiiChoose
- Leatherback sea turtleDermochelys coriaceaChoose
- Loggerhead musk turtleSternotherus minorChoose
- Loggerhead sea turtleCaretta carettaChoose
- Northern map turtleGraptemys geographicaChoose
- Painted turtleChrysemys pictaChoose
- Pond sliderTrachemys scriptaChoose
- River cooterPseudemys concinnaChoose
- Spiny softshellApalone spiniferaChoose
- Spotted turtleClemmys guttataChoose
- Striped mud turtleKinosternon bauriiChoose
- Stripe-necked musk turtleSternotherus peltiferChoose
- Suwannee alligator snapping turtleMacrochelys suwanniensisChoose
- Three-toed box turtleTerrapene triunguisChoose
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