The turtle started tickling the face of another turtle! 🐢 The fluttering claw movements that turtles sometimes exhibit is most often a courtship ritual or "mating dance." It is most often males that exhibit this behavior, but not exclusively, so you can't use this behavior to distinguish between males and females. When some male turtles try to woo females to mate, they approach them underwater and then one turtle will face the other and flutter or vibrate its front claws around the other turtle
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The turtle started tickling the face of another turtle! 🐢 The fluttering claw movements that turtles sometimes exhibit is most often a courtship ritual or "mating dance." It is most often males that exhibit this behavior, but not exclusively, so you can't use this behavior to distinguish between males and females. When some male turtles try to woo females to mate, they approach them underwater and then one turtle will face the other and flutter or vibrate its front claws around the other turtle
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