How do turtles divide male and female?

The method of distinguishing male turtles from female turtles is as follows:

1, depending on the size, it is mainly used on turtles of the same age. The male turtle is slightly thinner and the female turtle is slightly larger.

2. Look at the tail. Generally, the tail of a male turtle is thicker and longer, while that of a female turtle is thinner and shorter.

3, look at the nails, the male turtle tail is slightly longer, and the female turtle tail is short.

4. Look at the cloaca. Generally, the male cloaca is far away from the bellybutton and has a square shape. The female cloacal foramen is very close to the upper abdomen, just at the rear edge of the upper abdomen, inward and round.

5, look at the carapace, under normal circumstances, the carapace of the mother turtle is short and wide. Men are different. His carapace is long and a little narrow.