The ditch was shocked to see the super fierce "mimic crocodile turtle"

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Homeless "Turtle"! Some netizens posted in the Facebook community's "Explosive Commune Public Edition", stating that they had picked up the cruel and cruel tortoise turtle in the ditch, making netizens scolding such "abandonment behaviors" is extremely unnecessary. According to the post, the original PO pointed out that in the ditch, a fierce, aggressive and dangerous "quasi crocodile turtle" was found. In the film, the "quasi crocodile turtle" also made a sudden attack, making the original PO call "true fierce." ! ". The original PO was even more angry and yelled at such a malicious abandonment. "Abu just like my family knows how to catch it. I was found by a child to catch it. One second is less!" The abandoner is really bastardous! ". As soon as the post came out, netizens exclaimed, "This is too dangerous. Give it to the fire brigade." "This is fierce. It is possible to bite your fingers." "Be careful with your fingers." "Pet to kill fingers." "Abandoning is too unethical." "Some people just look at the cute little ones and buy them. They do n’t have to slap and start grinning. It ’s super scary." "Alligator and tortoises are very fierce and carnivorous." It can also grow very large "," support for the elderly must take care of the elderly "," abandoning the cultivation will destroy the ecology. " Some netizens who have a deep understanding of reptiles asked, "Do you need me to collect them?" Many netizens said, "I have found treasure", "This is very expensive! The aquarium shop is only a thousand in size!", "Yes Adopt it? ". According to Wikipedia, Snapping turtles are not ideal pets and are extremely aggressive. The neck is long and flexible, so that the head can be reversed and bite the target behind the shell, plus its fast attack speed, the force of the bite can easily cut off a person's fingers. The Snapping Turtle is one of the world's largest freshwater turtles, with few natural enemies except crocodiles.