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  Racoon Creek Razorclaw Turtle The Racoon Creek Razorclaw Turtle is a  species of freshwater turtle native to South Jersey, New Jersey. Known for its aggressive nature, sharp claws, and unique migratory patterns, this species is a fascinating addition to the region's biodiversity. Physical Characteristics The Racoon Creek Razorclaw Turtle is a medium-sized turtle with a shell length of approximately 12-15 inches. Its coloration is primarily dark brown or black, with lighter-colored markings on the shell. One of the most distinctive features of this species is its sharp, razor-like claws on all four limbs, which it uses for both hunting and defense. The turtle's shell is sturdy and features prominent spikes on the rear edge, providing additional protection. Behavior and Habitat The Racoon Creek Razorclaw Turtle primarily inhabits the Raccoon Creek watershed in South Jersey. However, it is known to migrate between freshwater habitats and the Atlantic Ocean, parti