After Odisha, A Bright Yellow Turtle Has Been Seen In West Bengal Of India.

Second time this year that an uncommon yellow turtle has been seen in India - one was additionally found in the territory of Odisha back in July. 

Indian Forest Service official Debashish Sharma took to Twitter yesterday to impart photos of the turtle to its brilliant yellow shell. As indicated by him, the turtle was found in a lake in Burdwan and saved. He ascribed its uncommon shading to some hereditary change or innate problem because of the nonattendance of tyrosine colour. Today a yellow turtle was safeguarded from a lake in Burdwan, WB. It's one sort of a seldom happening Flapshell Turtle 

Photos of the yellow turtle have generally flowed on the microblogging stage, where they have produced gigantic intrigue. Senior IFS official Ramesh Pandey was among the individuals who retweeted the pics. 

This is the second occurrence in the ongoing past when Yellow Flapshell Turtle has been found. Before this one Yellow Flapshell Turtle was found in Balasore, Odisha. Still not extremely certain whether another species or albinism or freak pale-skinned person, he composed. 

In July, inhabitants of a town in Odisha's Balasore region had recognized a yellow turtle. It was protected and given over to the backwoods office. The entire shell and the body of the protected turtle are yellow. This is an uncommon turtle, I have never observed one like this, Bhanoomitra Acharya, Wildlife Warden, was cited as saying by news organization ANI at that point.