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Yes, tortoise have endoskeleton as they generally use to move on the ground with their limbs as, limbs have muscles and without the combination of muscles and skeletal system we cannot loco mote. Tortoise have exoskeleton also because it help tortoise to protect from several enemy like crocodile, snake, fox etc.
It can be: To tortoise is to roll over a ship (Very not good), or to position the companies shields so they form a tortoise shell the company can advance under against enemy fire.
The Galapagos tortoise
A leopard tortoise. :)
...Tortoise.
you draw the tortoise and then rub out its body
The word tortoise forms a regular plural, tortoises.
No, a tortoise is a reptile
A Tortoise.
The tortoise formation was used in siege situations and protected the men under its rows of interlocking shields while they moved up against an enemy's wall. It was so effective because of the sturdiness of the roman shields. It is said that a chariot could be driven over the top of the testudo/tortoise.The tortoise formation was used in siege situations and protected the men under its rows of interlocking shields while they moved up against an enemy's wall. It was so effective because of the sturdiness of the roman shields. It is said that a chariot could be driven over the top of the testudo/tortoise.The tortoise formation was used in siege situations and protected the men under its rows of interlocking shields while they moved up against an enemy's wall. It was so effective because of the sturdiness of the roman shields. It is said that a chariot could be driven over the top of the testudo/tortoise.The tortoise formation was used in siege situations and protected the men under its rows of interlocking shields while they moved up against an enemy's wall. It was so effective because of the sturdiness of the roman shields. It is said that a chariot could be driven over the top of the testudo/tortoise.The tortoise formation was used in siege situations and protected the men under its rows of interlocking shields while they moved up against an enemy's wall. It was so effective because of the sturdiness of the roman shields. It is said that a chariot could be driven over the top of the testudo/tortoise.The tortoise formation was used in siege situations and protected the men under its rows of interlocking shields while they moved up against an enemy's wall. It was so effective because of the sturdiness of the roman shields. It is said that a chariot could be driven over the top of the testudo/tortoise.The tortoise formation was used in siege situations and protected the men under its rows of interlocking shields while they moved up against an enemy's wall. It was so effective because of the sturdiness of the roman shields. It is said that a chariot could be driven over the top of the testudo/tortoise.The tortoise formation was used in siege situations and protected the men under its rows of interlocking shields while they moved up against an enemy's wall. It was so effective because of the sturdiness of the roman shields. It is said that a chariot could be driven over the top of the testudo/tortoise.The tortoise formation was used in siege situations and protected the men under its rows of interlocking shields while they moved up against an enemy's wall. It was so effective because of the sturdiness of the roman shields. It is said that a chariot could be driven over the top of the testudo/tortoise.
No tooth has a tortoise.