You usually can tell by their tale if its longer its a male if its shorter its a female.
The male will have a longer tail and sort of more curvy. When you are trying to determine sexes, a baby or younger turtle will be nearly impossible to tell until it gets older.
well a male has a bigger tale and a female has quite a small tale
It depends on what kind of turtle you're asking about. Usually, though, the male's tail is longer than the female's.
A male turtle has a hole on the tail which is faraway from the body a female's tale has a hole closer to the body it may also be under the shell
The difference between a female snapping turtle and a male snapping turtle is the difference in their tales. Each snapping turtle has a small cirlce looking shape on theie tale. If it is a female snapping turtle, it's circle will be closer to the shell (or the butt) an if it is a male snapping turtle, the circle will not neccesarily be at the end of the tail, but it is certainly not near the shell (or butt). With most snapping turtles, it should be obvious, but with some, it is hard to tell, especially if their newborns (a week old or younger).
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A female cobra has a more thin tail, while the male's tale is much more broad
the female is much bigger tha the male.the shape of the male tale is thin and the females is bigger so she can hold 120 eggs.
There are some tell tale signs for male turtles...longer tails, longer claws on the front legs and an upwardly curving Plastron (the part of the shell on the underside of the turtle). These are all characteristics that help the male "cling" to the female during mating.There are a number of things you can check, but most require comparing a male to a female and then you can see which is which. The one way that doesn't require that is to look at the bony plate covering the belly, which is called the plastron. On females, the plastron curves outwards (it's convex). On males, the plastron is curved inwards (it's concave). If you turn over a turtle, be careful and do that slowly, or you can injure them.
it means that the turtle has a tail
The male does. The female lays the eggs in a "brood" pouch inside the male's tale and th male carries the eggs from 4-6 weeks