Snake-necked turtles have very long necks that aid them when they grab prey. These turtles cannot pull their necks into their shell; instead they tuck them to one side or the other. The giant snake-necked turtle is the largest of the many species of side-neck turtles that inhabit Australia.
Range
Queensland and New South Wales, Australia
Habitat
Waterholes and rivers
Diet
Insects, shrimp, fish and frogs
