This is a baby alligator snapping turtle. When it grows up, its jaws can bite a wooden broom handle in half.pic.twitter.com/tkJM6JwAKZ
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lil big boi
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can it bite through other wooden handles or just brooms
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looks like a pokémon
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:0 :0
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He Gamera.
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And this is how they look as an adult :) His name was Eugen and lived in the reptile protection center in Munich, Germany.pic.twitter.com/hDqMtRfjO3
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And the turtle?
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What about the turtle?
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But why is it snapping that broom handle in half? I need to know that story!
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I love how alligator snapping turtles have no cute baby phase. They're just tiny adults that grow bigger.
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I saved a tiny, tiny baby from the road once. So cute!
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don't actually make them bite brooms though, it's bad for them
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