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Some Turtles Survive Winter by Breathing Through Their Butts

January 30, 2018
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Some turtles depend on cloacal respiration during winter months, which is the ability to extract oxygen from the water via its cloaca — the hole in a turtle behind through which it excretes, urinates and lays eggs

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