Turtles are reptiles that can be raised artificially. In the process of breeding them, some breeders find that turtles are very afraid of mosquito bites. Turtles can be very irritable when mosquitoes are around them. After being bitten by mosquitoes, turtles will also show great pain. So they're afraid of mosquitoes.
As mentioned above, turtles are very afraid of mosquitoes, which has aroused the interest of some breeders. After observation, the breeder found that the part of the turtle bitten by mosquitoes would fester, and the fester part might expand slowly. This wound can be very difficult to heal, and if left unchecked, can sometimes lead to the death of the turtle. Turtle does not necessarily die, there will be differences in species and individuals, some will die because of further serious ulceration, some species are relatively difficult to die.
Wild turtles usually live in the water, which can effectively avoid mosquito bites. If they are raised artificially, try to keep them in the water all the time to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes carelessly, and take some remedial measures after they are bitten by mosquitoes, and use drugs when necessary. Another interesting phenomenon is that the turtle's shell can burn after grinding into powder, and this powder can kill mosquitoes, which can be called the turtle's "retaliatory measures". In many people's eyes, mosquitoes and turtles are "old enemies" and can not live in harmony.
