Feeding Behavior Of Aquatic Carnivorous Turtles
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Series: Aspects of Animal Behavior Series
Year Published: 1982
Creator: Univ Of Calif At Los Angeles Media Center / IML
Format: 16mm
Sound: sound
Description: Documents the mechanisms of prey-capture employed by a variety of aquatic turtles. Features slow-motion and freeze-frame analysis of the alligator snapping turtle using its tongue as a fish-lure, and suction feeding by snapping turtles and matas-matas.
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