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These turtles were everywhere down the river in the Amazon Basin in Peru. The butterflies would land on them to lick the salt of the turtles. The turtles would ...
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These turtles were everywhere down the river in the Amazon Basin in Peru. The butterflies would land on them to lick the salt of the turtles. The turtles would get so frustrated and try a flick them off using their feet.
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