Queensland's Mary River Turtle has distinctive green algae growths on its head that give it a mohawk haircut appearance, and though once a popular pet is now one of the world's most endangered reptiles. Gill-like organs within its cloaca, an orifice with the double use of mating and excretion, allow it to stay underwater for up to three days. Australia has no plan to save the unique animal despite its extreme vulnerability and no known government money is allocated to its conservation.
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