Well, I have somewhat of an attachment to snapping turtles. I found a freashly hatched one once when I was Pheasant hunting in a field. It was the end of September to boot. It must have been a late hatch. Anyway I kept it for a pet for about 8 months I grew from the size of a quarter to the size of a half dollar (they don't grow to fast). But then my Uncles brother who is a DNR reasercher for Iowa told me it was illegal to own them. So I had to take him to the creek and set him loose.
He also told me that they did a study on snapping turtles (In Iowa) and found that their diet only consists of 30% fish. They usually eat mollusk's or dead animals. However, he did say that the Alligator snapping turtle's diet did consist primarily of fish. He told me allot of things interesting about snapping turtles.
He also told me that they did a study on snapping turtles (In Iowa) and found that their diet only consists of 30% fish. They usually eat mollusk's or dead animals. However, he did say that the Alligator snapping turtle's diet did consist primarily of fish. He told me allot of things interesting about snapping turtles.