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Thinking back to those hot summer days, I still wonder why the alligator snapping turtles would show up only when we did. I'd grab a hold of one of the two foot diameter shells and the turtle would pull me down, down, deeper, colder and deeper still until I thought my lungs would burst; too dark to see
the other slimmy things bumping into me.
I think a fiberglass harness with a rear handlebar that the turtle could glide into would distribute my weight's pull more evenly on the turtle's tender shell.
This has already been done.......
http://www.sunrises.../turtle-scooter.jpg
......although if you do it underwater, it's not baked, it's poached....or simmered, or something...... [normzone, Dec 28 2004]
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Would this work for alligators as well? |
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Skinny dipping and swimming with snapping turtles..... |
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This idea has already been cooked underwater [link] |
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That would give you turtle soup, n'est-ce pas? |
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I dunno about 'skinning dipping', but I am glad that the other things are 'slimmy'. The fat ones could eat you whole!. |
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[scout] is right. This happened twenty years ago and the turtle pulled me up river it was so strong. Everytime I see an SUV flying through a stream bed in a commercial I cringe.
{normzone}, [Dr Currey], this is a fresh water species, no salt water involved hot or cold. |
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