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  • Terrestrial turtles are naturally inclined to roll onto one side if they end up on their back, so less effort is needed to flip themselves over.There are a few exceptions because of certain deviations to their shells that make them more likely to become stuck upside down, leaving them vulnerable to all sorts of hazards.How do turtles turn right side up when they are flipped on their backs?drooling
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