eastern long-necked turtle
chelodina longicollis latin

The eastern long-necked turtle is carnivorous, eating a variety of animals.

The eastern long-necked turtle also has powerful webbed feet for swimming, digging, and tearing apart prey.

Over 20 species of reptiles have been recorded, including Eastern long-necked turtles and Eastern Blue-tongued Lizards.

White-bellied Sea Eagles caught fish, water-dwelling reptiles such as the eastern long-necked turtle and Australian water dragon, and waterbirds such as ducks, grebes and coots.

The eastern long-necked turtle (Chelodina longicollis), also known as the eastern snake-necked turtle, common snake-necked turtle or common long-necked turtle, has as its most distinctive feature its extremely long neck.

Turtle Town includes False map turtle, Red-eared slider, Mudpuppy, Eastern long-necked turtle, Pancake Tortoise, Pig-nosed turtle, Mata mata and a Gopher tortoise.