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Well just to break this in - or is that "re-break" it in? :::grin::: and just for fun.
Go to the link below - the cental image is a slide show that can be manipulated by you
All the turtles are in the family Kinosternidae
There are seven pictures - What are they? (and one is a "fooler"
grin
Darrell
World Chelonian Trust
i can't get it to work
Thanks I will make a mini gallery later tonight for those who have non-compatable machines, who can not make trhe slide show work, This is the first I have heard of it not working but if there is one - there are others.
Darrell
I have created a mini gallery with the slide photos forthose who can not access the slide show on their machine
the link is directly above the show.
Darrell
World Chelonian Trust
I think I know slide four, but only because I have one and I get that view of him a lot. So I'll guess Starotypus salvinii, even though I might be wrong. I'm bad at turtles!
Almost right -- but no
There's only one other option, isn't there. Darn salvinii's more popular cousin, triporcatus! Salvinii is at least 10 times cuter, IMO.
All right, here we go...
1) Sternotherus odoratus
2) Sternotherus minor peltifer
3) Staurotypus triporcatus
4) Staurotypus triporcatus
5) I'm sure this is the fooler - No idea.
6) Kinosternon cruentatum
7) Sternotherus carinatus
Oh I see... 5 of my answers are wrong.. :s
I'm not telling how I found out though.
Job.
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