Turtles have another hard plate that covers the stomach; this is called a plastron. A snapping turtle's plastron is small and leaves much of their body exposed. This means that they cannot pull their head and legs into their shell for protection against predators, as most other turtles can.
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Call (800) 615-3055 to speak to a cancer information specialist. Prostate cancer: Medical animation. This medical animation illustrates where the prostate is located in the body and the role it plays in the male reproductive system. The video shows how cancer can form in small nodules on the surface of the prostate.