The Anatomical Structure of Specially Created Turtle Armour
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The Anatomical Structure of Specially Created Turtle Armour

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The upper part of a turtle's armor is called a  "carapace" and the underside of it is called the  "plastron". God has created the shell of the turtle as a part of skeleton. Only some parts such as the head, the feet and the tail are open to make it possible to use these organs. All the other parts except these are covered with tightly locked bone plates from top, bottom and sides. The top of these bone plates are covered with  keratin plates. Because  this bone armor is a part of skeleton, a turtle cannot survive out of this  shell. The shell and the skeleton grows  from bottom to top as a layer.

All turtle species breath with lungs . God has created the lungs of these creatures towards the back and stuck to the shell. Ribs that  safeguard  the lungs are also under the upper part of this  armor. However, aquatic turtles do "cloacal respiration". (In some creatures; digestion, urinary and reproductive waste are thrown from a single point.This is called cloacal respiration.)

The shell contiguous with the skin is  in layers and is renewed in a similar fasion as  dead human skin . The heavy armor makes it difficult  for turtles to walk fast. However, there are many wisdoms we can see in the shell of this creature.

Undoubtedly, God has created everything in nature with infinite knowledge and ability. Turtles are the work of this knowledge and power of Almighty God. All living beings, humans, animals, insects, plants; God has created all living and unliving beings. This truth is revealed in the Qur'an as below:

Then Praise be to God, Lord of the heavens and Lord of the earth,- Lord and Cherisher of all the Worlds! To Him be glory throughout the heavens and the earth: and He is Exalted in Power, Full of Wisdom! (Surat al-Jathiyya, 36-37)

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