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RE: Common Snapping Turtle (Chelydra serpentina) n/p

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Posted by: star-raider at Wed Sep 14 18:45:57 2005  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by star-raider ]  
   

Sorry, been home sick last couple of days. My co-worker said at the time it was "so big" holding his hands apart about 30". I have seen one when I was a kid that was bigger. Only the head poking up though the rest of him was hidden, thought it was a body in the pond until it moved. If the shell tends to smooth out over time that would explain it and the the rest seems in line. Thanks.

   

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