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The Indian star turtle (Geochelone elegans) is a turtle originating from arid regions and scrub forests in India and Sri Lanka.

Their names come from bright yellow patterns emanating like stars between shiny black apricots.

With a well-proportioned body, impressive colors and beautiful patterns, they are considered by many international ornamental creatures to be one of the world's leading beautiful turtles.

That's why Indian star turtles are widely farmed in many countries to sell as pets.

When hatched, Indian star turtle shells are quite smooth. Bigger, their shells become more rugged.

Just like many other terrestrial tortoises, the tall apricot shell helps Indian star turtles to easily regain their old posture if they accidentally capsize.

In recent years, this turtle has been imported into Vietnam. They cost quite a bit of "acrid", about 1 million VND for a small turtle sized 5, 6cm. The bigger the turtle, the higher the price.

Under artificial conditions, raising Indian star turtles is quite difficult because they require high temperatures and diets that follow strict rules.

They are prone to respiratory diseases and other diseases if not properly cared for.

Despite being bred, but with great value and high demand from the market, the Indian starfish hunted wildly. This makes their conservation status increasingly urgent.