Turtle and Tortoise Puzzles
Scenes include a giant tortoise of the Galapagos, a desert tortoise among cactus flowers, a tortoise in desert wildflowers, painted turtles on a log, a box turtle in autumn leaves, a snapping turtle at the pond, a turtle crossing a garden path and a collage of turtles of the world.
The box turtle lives on land but is not a tortoise: it belongs to the pond turtle family.
Shell plates give natural guide lines at 1000 pieces.
For turtles at sea, see our sea turtle puzzles. You might also like our frog puzzles, or browse all reptile and amphibian puzzles.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a turtle and a tortoise?
All tortoises are turtles. Tortoise means a turtle that lives on land, with a high, domed shell and sturdy, elephant-like legs; most other turtles have flatter shells and webbed feet for swimming.
Where do Galapagos giant tortoises live?
Only on the Galapagos Islands of Ecuador, where they are among the largest tortoises in the world.