CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Which is stronger, the soft-shell turtle or the alligator snapping turtle?

1. Which is more powerful, the soft-shell turtle or the alligator turtle?

Personally, I think the alligator snapping turtle is awesome. The alligator snapping turtle is commonly known as "turtle" or "turtle", a freshwater turtle. The alligator snapping turtle is a large, ferocious freshwater turtle that is very aggressive.

Ferocity varies from individual to individual, but among the aggressiveness of soft-shelled turtles, I personally think that wild ones are indeed more aggressive than alligator turtles, but their attack power is not as high as that of alligator turtles.

Personally, I think wild soft-shelled turtles are more aggressive than alligator snapping turtles!

2. Will turtles bite soft-shelled turtles?

Both turtles and soft-shelled turtles belong to the family of tortoises and tortoises. In terms of relationship, they are like cousins. We have no experience in raising turtles and soft-shelled turtles together, but we can make some inferences based on the habits of these two animals.

We need to define "turtle" first. Turtle is the common grass turtle, but the one in the picture is a yellowthroat, which is also a common water turtle.

Turtles are relatively gentle animals. If they are not kept in an overcrowded environment and are kept with turtles of similar size, you don't have to worry about the turtle barking at the turtle. Instead, you should worry about the turtle biting the turtle.

Compared to turtles, soft-shelled turtles are more ferocious. In a relatively relaxed breeding environment, turtles of the same species and size will not bite each other (except during estrus).

When the size of a turtle and a tortoise is different and the difference is large, it is inevitable that the big one bites the small one. Whether it is a big tortoise biting a small turtle or a big turtle biting a small turtle, this is a very likely behavior.

Therefore, it is recommended not to raise turtles and soft-shelled turtles together when there is a big difference in size and the environment is relatively small.

Will turtles bite soft-shelled turtles?

Answer: I'm sorry to ask, will a turtle bite a soft-shelled turtle? I haven't tried it yet, so I don't know.

Thank you! Good morning!

Whether a turtle will bite a soft-shelled turtle depends on what kind of turtle it is. A hot-tempered turtle will definitely bite a soft-shelled turtle if it is blocking its way or head. Especially some male soft-shelled turtles will chase after pretty female turtles, and they will definitely be bitten by the male turtles. Hahahaha

Alligator snapping turtles will, but soft-shelled turtles will bite turtles. Turtles generally won't bite soft-shelled turtles as long as the individuals are similar, but soft-shelled turtles will bite turtles, biting their tails and feet and not letting go!

The word "tortoise" has two meanings. One is that all turtles are collectively called turtles, and the other is specifically referring to the Chinese soft-shell turtle. If the size is similar, the soft-shell turtle will not bite the soft-shell turtle. If it is a fierce turtle like the alligator snapping turtle, it is very likely to attack.

My turtle weighing more than half a pound was eaten by a snapping turtle

It's not a bite, it's a kiss, you don't understand

No, because turtles don't eat beetles, and beetles don't bite turtles. Beetles don't bite things bigger than themselves, and turtles won't eat them.

That shouldn't be the case, because they both know that the other is not an easy bone to chew.

3. What do alligator snapping turtles and soft-shell turtles eat?

Alligator turtles eat. Compared with soft-shelled turtles, crocodiles are more nutritious, with delicate and tough meat. Whether braised, stewed or braised, the meat is tender and thick.