Assertion: common snapping turtle's shell | /r/AtLocation | algae
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: It has a camouflaged rigged upper shell which is often covered in algae, adding further to the camouflaged appearance.
text: Often shell is covered with mud or algae.
text: When the turtles hide in murky water, the shell is often covered by the algae to give perfect camouflage from the predator.
text: They have a thick shell often covered in algae, as well as 3 dorsal ridges of large scales along the back, that look quite spikey and rough.
text: The colors gray, brown, black, olive green are dominant; the shell itself is often covered in algae enhancing the camouflage capability.
text: Due to the large amounts of time the common snapping turtle spends in water, it’s likely if you come across one in the wild that its shell will be covered in algae.
text: They are brown, gray or greenish in color and the shell is covered with algae.