What is another word for red-bellied terrapin?
Pronunciation: [ɹˈɛdbˈɛlɪd tˈɛɹɐpˌɪn] (IPA) 
The Red-bellied Terrapin, also known as the red-eared slider turtle or the red-bellied turtle, is a freshwater turtle that is native to North America. This reptile is characterized by its striking red or orange markings on its skin and shell. The term "terrapius" is often used synonymously with the Red-bellied Terrapin, while the term "painted turtle" is often used to describe its colorful markings. Additionally, the subspecies Trachemys scripta elegans is commonly referred to as the "Red-eared Terrapin" due to the red or orange markings located behind its ears. These synonyms all refer to the same amazing species of freshwater turtle that can be found in rivers, lakes, and ponds across North America.
