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Softshell Turtles at Bharatpur
Softshell turtles at Bharatpur, in and around Keoladeo Ghana National Park, inhabit wetlands, ponds, and slow-moving waters. Known for their flat, leathery shells, they play an important ecological role by controlling aquatic organisms and recycling nutrients. Their presence indicates healthy wetland ecosystems, though habitat loss and pollution pose ongoing threats.
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image4,272 × 2,848 px8.2 MB240 DPI6 November 2010
Photo byJoe Athialy
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