Original title: a rare conjoined turtle found in Turkey has six legs and shares the lower body
According to the daily mail of November 22, a Turkish tourist recently found conjoined turtles in cotton fort, a hot spring resort. Their lower bodies are connected and have six legs, which is very rare.

When the tourist found the conjoined turtle, he immediately reported it to the animal protection organization to remind them of it. They are about four weeks old. Because they can't survive in the wild, researchers from the Department of biology of cotton Fort university took them back to the laboratory. In the video taken by the researchers, the conjoined turtle moves synchronously and crawls slowly on the table.
University Faculty Dr. bashkale said that although they have two heads, they share a digestive system and only one excretory outlet. Although they live a long life, the probability of survival of this reptile in the wild is very low.