Turtle that breathes via genitals now in endangered list
The green-haired Mary River turtle, first identified by scientists in 1994, has been ranked 29th in Zoological Society of London's endangered list for reptiles. The 'mohawk' turtle, native to Australia, breathes through its genitals and can grow up to 42 cm. The list of 100 reptiles placed the Madagascar Big-headed turtle on top while also featuring the Indian gharial.