Find a large and diverse selection of plush toy turtles at Animals N More.

These are land turtles (above) and include, Slowpoke the turtle from Applause, the Hansa Wood Turtle, the Wild Republic Grey Tortoise, a Webkinz green turtle, a Desert Tortoise from Wild Republic, a red-bellied turtle from Wildlife Artists, Wildlife Artists Tortoise, and Baby Q Ball the Turtle from MJC. Several of these turtles can be found in our sponsor's online gift shop.

These sea turtles (below) include the Green Sea Turtle from Wild Republic, and a large Cuddlekins Sea Turtle, a tiny little Wyland Turtle Keychain, a Wildlife Artists Key Clip, a Pink Sea Turtle, a Puzzled Sea Turtle Magnet, a mini Cuddlekins Loggerhead Sea Turtle from Wild Republic and a little miniature plush Sea Turtle from Wild Republic. Several of these turtles can be found in our sponsor's online gift shop.

Turtles belong to the order Tedtudines. There are 12 families of turtles living in the world. There are 7 families found in the United States and Canada. They are found in a variety of environments from oceans and ponds to deserts and forests.

These are animals that have a hard shell covering their body. This is actually an expansion of their ribs. Their bony shells have two parts: the carapace (upper) and the plastron (lower). The shield-like parts are called scutes. Often the turtles that spend most of their time in water have smaller shells. Turtles are the only reptiles that have no teeth, but their horny beak can still inflict a painful bite.

Because turtles are cold-blooded, they like to sun themselves to raise their temperature and speed up their metabolism. The life span of sea turtles is not known, but may reach the age of 80. Tortoises may reach 150 years of age. All turtles lay eggs. Their clutches range from a few to several hundred. The incubation period can range from 6 weeks to many months.