Joel Sartoreのインスタグラム(joelsartore) - 7月31日 20時13分

Native to Australia, this saw-shelled turtle photographed @wildlifewarriorsworldwide spends most of its time near, and in, rivers and streams as well as connected swamps and lagoons. They are not usually aggressive, but as a carnivore this turtle has a fierce bite. The saw-shelled turtle feeds predominantly on fish, tadpoles, frogs, and aquatic insects, and is one of the few native Australian animals successful in preying on the cane toad – an invasive species that has wreaked havoc on Australia’s native wildlife. Toads too large to swallow whole are first shredded with the turtle’s front claws. #sawshelledturtle #carnivore #australia #photoark #savetogether

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rozzling My introduction to issue re: invasive species was through the 1988 Australian documentary “Cane Toads”. Glad to learn that there is at least one native predator that can feed on them.

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tesartmania Go turtles, we need to breed a battalion of these, thank you for enlightening me to another species, I was not aware of. 😍👌

natureguyx12 Well good to know there is one species that can take a bite out of the cane toad population in Australia.

tsgrl79 Apparently then Australia needs a good healthy population of these turtles!

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