Science of TMNT

*MsMarvelDuckie* · 02-13-2015, 01:18 AM

Well, the thing with the churring is that it's not generally called that IRL, as far as I know. They DO make the sounds when mating, though I think it's more of a tortoise thing, as many aquatic turtles tend to mate under water. At least RES's usually do, from what I've read.

The best info I've found is on the Wiki general turtle page, the Turtles of the World Index, and a few other sites, as well as Audubon Society guides, and other resource nooks in my own library. (Some of these are a bit dated now, but basic info remains largely the same.) A quick Google of turtle anatomy and reproduction should give plenty of info on the mating aspect and things like phallus shape and size. (Sweet Mother, but those boys would be HUGE!!!)

02-13-2015, 01:18 AM	#11
MsMarvelDuckie I Married a Duck! Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: The bowels of Hell, Texas(otherwise known as Decatur) Posts: 8,773	Well, the thing with the churring is that it's not generally called that IRL, as far as I know. They DO make the sounds when mating, though I think it's more of a tortoise thing, as many aquatic turtles tend to mate under water. At least RES's usually do, from what I've read. The best info I've found is on the Wiki general turtle page, the Turtles of the World Index, and a few other sites, as well as Audubon Society guides, and other resource nooks in my own library. (Some of these are a bit dated now, but basic info remains largely the same.) A quick Google of turtle anatomy and reproduction should give plenty of info on the mating aspect and things like phallus shape and size. (Sweet Mother, but those boys would be HUGE!!!) __________________ "You IDIOTS! You've captured their STUNT doubles!" -from "Spaceballs" "Where Science ends, magic begins." -Spiral, Uncanny X-Men #491 My various stories and fan-fics are now here- https://m.fanfiction.net/u/4770494/#end