The freshwater carbon turtle is hibernating. In fact, the history of the freshwater carbon turtle is still very long. Let's take a look at how it was discovered at that time!

Reported on May 18, 2012, Paleontologists said a few days ago that they discovered the fossils of a giant tortoise that lived in South America 60 million years ago, with a shell the size of a car. Researchers at North Carolina State University in the United States reported on the 17th that the petrochemical turtle, scientific name Dubbed Carbonemys cofrinii, also known as carbon turtle or freshwater carbon turtle, was found in a Columbia coal mine. Researchers say there were smaller carbon turtles that lived in the same era as dinosaurs, but when this turtle appeared, 5 million dinosaurs had already died out year. Other giant reptiles lived in South America during the same period, such as the largest snake fossil ever discovered