Turtle Statue (Series 8)

These unique animal collectibles are designed to capture the charm and diversity of turtles in stunning detail. Each statue fits perfectly in the palm of your hand, making it an ideal addition to any collection. Choose from a variety of turtle species, including the Narrow-Bridged Musk, Razor-Backed Musk, Chiapas Giant Musk, Red-Cheeked Mud, Matamata, Trachemys, and Mexican Giant Musk Turtle. Whether you're a reptile enthusiast or simply appreciate the beauty of nature, these statues make a delightful gift or collectible.

This listing is for 1 statue. Each statue comes neatly packaged in a 4.75 x 4 x 2.75” box. Use the dropdown menu to select from available options. Buy one or collect them all for a set of charming miniature creatures! 

Narrow-Bridged Musk Turtle

• Known for its narrow shell bridge, a feature that gives it greater mobility in water.
• A shy and elusive species, often found hiding under rocks or vegetation in slow-moving streams.
• Native to the southeastern United States, particularly in Georgia and Florida.

Razor-Backed Musk Turtle

• Recognizable by the sharp, keel-like ridge running down the center of its shell.
• Known for its strong defensive musk, which it releases when threatened.
• Found in rivers and streams throughout the southern United States, especially in Texas and Louisiana.

Chiapas Giant Musk Turtle

• One of the largest species of musk turtle, with some individuals growing over 18 inches in length.
• Known for its dark, rugged shell and powerful jaws.
• Native to the rivers and swamps of Chiapas, Mexico, where it plays a vital role in the aquatic ecosystem.

Red-Cheeked Mud Turtle

• Easily recognizable by the bright red markings on its cheeks.
• Prefers slow-moving or stagnant water, where it forages for small invertebrates and plants.
• Found in Central and South America, from Nicaragua to Colombia.

Matamata Turtle

• Famous for its unusual, leaf-like appearance, which provides excellent camouflage in the wild.
• Known for its unique hunting technique, where it sucks in prey by rapidly expanding its throat.
• Native to the slow-moving rivers and swamps of the Amazon and Orinoco basins in South America.

Trachemys Turtle

• Includes the popular Red-Eared Slider, known for the distinctive red stripe behind each eye.
• Highly adaptable and often kept as pets, they thrive in various aquatic environments.
• Found across North and Central America, from the United States to Costa Rica.

Mexican Giant Musk Turtle

• One of the largest and most robust musk turtles, with a strong, domed shell.
• Known for its powerful bite and aggressive nature, particularly during feeding.
• Native to the rivers and lakes of Mexico, where it is often seen basking on logs or rocks.

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