The eastern long-necked turtle is also known as the snake-necked turtle because of its long, snake-like neck. When threatened, it secretes a noxious liquid with an unpleasant odor that deters other animals.

Eastern long-beaked turtles, or talking turtles, live in the swamps, dams and lakes of Australia.

True to its name, the Easter long-beaked turtle has a longer beak than other turtles.

The larger the shell, the longer the beak of the eastern long-beaked turtle. Even this layer grows to be equal to the length of the shell.

This peck is used by Easter pecked turtles to wound.

When they feel threatened, Easter long-beaked turtles will release a pleasant-smelling liquid that scares away other animals.

The main food of the Easter beaked turtle is worms, tadpoles, insects, small fish, frogs, crustaceans and mollusks.

The Easter beaked turtle is currently endangered due to hunting.
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