Translation for 'alligator snapping turtle' from English to Bulgarian

alligator snapping turtle {noun} [Macrochelys temminckii]

алигаторова костенурка {ж}зоол.T

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turtle {noun}

костенурка {ж}зоол.T

alligator {noun}

алигатор {м}зоол.T

(Eurasian) turtle dove {noun} [Streptopelia turtur]

гургулица {ж}орн.T

• The alligator snapping turtle, a species that has declined drastically across most of the south, nests along the shores of the lake.
• Previously believed to be a cryptid the creature was in fact an Alligator snapping turtle, proved when a carp fisherman caught a 33 pound (16 kilo) specimen on 2 September 2008.
• Natchitoches handles six species of fish, in addition to the Alligator snapping turtle and the Louisiana pearlshell mussel.
• These were the rangia clam (representing lake bottom habitat), gulf sturgeon and paddlefish (representing fish communities), and the alligator snapping turtle (one of the largest freshwater turtles in the world, but in decline owing to over-harvesting).
• "Chelydra" is one of the two extant genera of the snapping turtle family, Chelydridae, the other being "Macrochelys", the much larger alligator snapping turtle.

• ] alligator snapping turtle was on exhibit at the Conservation Discovery Center from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
• Troost is credited with describing, as new species, two North American reptiles: the alligator snapping turtle ("Macrochelys temminckii)" and the western cottonmouth ("Agkistrodon piscivorus leucostoma").
• He is an alligator snapping turtle, a species not native to the region where he was found, and is the largest of his kind ever found in an urban environment.
• The largest aquatic animal usually found in the Buffalo is the alligator snapping turtle.
• The extant genera are "Chelydra" the snapping turtles, and its larger relative "Macrochelys", of which the alligator snapping turtle ("Macrochelys temminckii") is the only species.

• Another non-closely related species known as the alligator snapping turtle has been known to bite off fingers, and at least three documented cases are known.
• Major enemies of adult Alabama map turtles include humans and the alligator snapping turtle ("Macroclemys temmincki").
• The genus was considered by Hutchison (2008) to be a junior synonym of the genus "Macrochelys", containing the alligator snapping turtle; Hutchison transferred the species "C.