The Crocodile Turtle is a reptile belonging to the Crocodile Turtle family in the order Turtles, also known as the Snake Crocodile Turtle, Small Crocodile Turtle, Crocodile Turtle, etc. The crocodile like turtle is mainly distributed in North and Central America, with the southeastern United States being the most abundant. There are four subspecies, namely the South American crocodile like turtle, the Florida crocodile like turtle, the Central American crocodile like turtle, and the North American crocodile like turtle. Omnivorous, with a wide range of recipes; They inhabit all freshwater habitats in the distribution zone and also enter low salinity intertidal water pits, and are accustomed to living in water. The crocodile turtle not only grows quickly, but also has simple feeding techniques and high meat content. In 2005, it was identified as a suitable imported variety for promotion from overseas.