Pink-ringed saw-backed turtle (definite introduction)
Pink circle The appearance of the sawback turtle is very good-looking, with pink cheeks like a shy child. The three spinous processes on the carapace are also pink, and the whole body is mainly green. Only the outer ring of the carapace has a pink stripe. This kind of The contrasting color combination makes it look very special and easy to distinguish.
The carapace of the pink-ringed sawback turtle can reach up to 26.5cm. The red-ringed sawback turtle belongs to the genus High-backed Turtle, and its characteristic is that the erect carapace, especially the third vertebral shield, is particularly protruding. There are three subspecies. The original species is considered the most outstanding. The ring of pink on the carapace of the red-ringed saw-back turtle is particularly eye-catching. It should be the most beautiful one among the turtles.
Both Taiwan and mainland China habitually call them red-ringed sawback turtles and pink-ringed leatherback turtles. It turns out that this is also a low-level mistake of the translators. The Latin name specifically refers to the fact that there is a protrusion on the back of these turtles that looks like a keel, rather than a sawtooth. The species name of this turtle is: Curtain Ridgeback Turtle, which is divided into 2 to 3 subspecies (tentative classification meaning See inconsistent).
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