James Ray

Eastern Box Turtle James Ray

Eastern box turtles are one of the most commonly seen turtles in the wild. The reptile's carapace is dome-shaped and covers most of its body, and has ridges and furrows that develop with age. The upper part of the turtle's mouth is slightly hooked, and its toes are slightly webbed. On average, an eastern box turtle is about five to six inches (13 to 15 centimeters) long. There are several subspecies of eastern box turtles that have different coloration. Some eastern box turtles have brown shells, while others have olive-brown shells with decorative yellow markings. Most eastern box turtles have yellow markings on dark feet and faces-however, some individuals have no yellow markings at all. In this book, you will know more about eastern box turtle, daily care, diet, cages, healthcare and handlingGet this exclusive total guide about eastern box turtle.