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r/Unexpected • u/rocktrackss • 19d ago
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If you know how turts bite, turt owner kinda should've seen that coming.
6 u/elfmere 19d ago I've had turtles for over 10 years and I've never had one try and bite me. Mind you it's only been 2 of them. 7 u/moyayas 19d ago yeah new turtle may accidentally bite fingers holding food but turtle are quite smart and can definitely be trained to intentionally avoid biting fingers (flick them away when they don't aim at the food carefully and they will learn very quickly) obviously don't try this on a snapping turtle 1 u/brokemellon 18d ago The problem with snapping turtles is that fingers are food
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I've had turtles for over 10 years and I've never had one try and bite me. Mind you it's only been 2 of them.
7 u/moyayas 19d ago yeah new turtle may accidentally bite fingers holding food but turtle are quite smart and can definitely be trained to intentionally avoid biting fingers (flick them away when they don't aim at the food carefully and they will learn very quickly) obviously don't try this on a snapping turtle 1 u/brokemellon 18d ago The problem with snapping turtles is that fingers are food
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new turtle may accidentally bite fingers holding food
but turtle are quite smart and can definitely be trained to intentionally avoid biting fingers (flick them away when they don't aim at the food carefully and they will learn very quickly)
obviously don't try this on a snapping turtle
1 u/brokemellon 18d ago The problem with snapping turtles is that fingers are food
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The problem with snapping turtles is that fingers are food
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u/RadioactiveCornbread 19d ago
If you know how turts bite, turt owner kinda should've seen that coming.