One of the most famous species of tortoise, native to the Galápagos Islands, known for its large size and long lifespan.
A land tortoise famous for the star-like patterns on its shell, found in dry areas and scrub forests in India.
The smallest sea turtle, known for its unique mass nesting called "arribada," primarily found in the Gulf of Mexico.
A small, semiaquatic turtle found in the eastern United States and Canada, easily identified by its polka-dotted shell.
A freshwater turtle native to the southern United States, it is popular in the pet trade.
Known for its beautiful shell of overlapping scales, this turtle is critically endangered and found mainly in coral reefs.
Recognizable by its large head, this turtle is primarily found in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans.
The largest of all living turtles, this species is notable for its lack of a bony shell, instead covered by skin and oily flesh.
A large sea turtle known for its mostly herbivorous diet; it is found in tropical and subtropical oceans worldwide.
This species has a distinctive neck that does not retract fully into its shell but bends sideways instead.