Fishing for Northern map turtle

Graptemys geographica

The northern map turtle is a freshwater turtle with an olive-to-brown carapace bearing a low central keel and fine, maplike yellow contour lines, plus a small yellow spot behind each eye. It inhabits rivers and large lakes of central and eastern North America. Females reach about 11 inches and 5.5 pounds. It basks on logs and dives when disturbed. This summary was AI generated

Water type

Freshwater

IUCN Status

Least concern

Threat to humans

Harmless

Source: Fishbase

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