chelydra
/kɪˈlɛdriə/Definitions
1. noun
A genus of semi-aquatic turtles found in North America, typically inhabiting wetlands and shallow bodies of water.
“The chelydra turtle is an important part of the ecosystem in many North American wetlands.”
1. noun
A genus of semi-aquatic turtles found in North America, typically inhabiting wetlands and shallow bodies of water.
“The chelydra turtle is an important part of the ecosystem in many North American wetlands.”