The South American snapping turtle sometimes hibernates. After knowing whether the South American snapping turtle hibernates, let's introduce some of its living habits.

The South American snapping turtle is usually not aggressive in the water, but can sprint and bite on land. It can turn its head to attack other animals suddenly, and turn its head to look for the target with its body, and even chase after it.

South American snapping turtles are aquatic, preferring to live in deep rivers, lakes, quagmire, and occasionally in salt water areas. Under artificial breeding conditions, South American snapping turtles have good adaptability to shallow water and deep water, but in the juvenile stage, due to their poor swimming ability, they should be given a shallow water environment.