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Florida Redbelly Turtle
en:Florida Redbelly Turtle - Pseudemys nelsoni
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A Florida Redbelly Turtle casts a suspicious look as he is being photographed on the grounds of Kennedy Space Centre. The Redbelly turtle inhabits ponds, lakes, sloughs, marshes and mangrove-bordered creeks, in a range that encompasses Florida from the southern tip north to the Apalachicola area of the panhandle. Active year-round, it is often seen basking on logs or floating mats of vegetation. Adults prefer a diet of aquatic plants.
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