Tortoises typically live on land and have dome-shaped shells, while turtles spend most of their time in water and have flatter, more streamlined shells to help them swim. Additionally, tortoises have feet designed for walking on land, with sturdy, elephant-like legs, while turtles have webbed feet for swimming.
Yes, animals such as coyotes, foxes, raccoons, and some birds of prey may prey on tortoises. Some species of snakes and large mammals like jaguars and ocelots are also known to eat tortoises.
the moral of the story is 1) we should not the advantage of other's kindness 2) we should not be a dumb as such as tortoise's wife (she blindly trusted a stranger and beliveed on a message that did not even make sense) 3) greed is never good
No, each Holstein cow has a unique set of spots. The black and white spot pattern on Holsteins is like a fingerprint, with no two cows having the exact same patterning. This distinctiveness helps in identifying individual cows within a herd.
No, tortoises do not have magical powers. They are reptiles known for their slow movement and longevity, but they do not possess any mystical abilities.
Yes a turtle has hair everywhere under its shell but not on the outer layer
You can't. There are no true native tortoises of any kind in Australia.
No, I don't think so, and that's hard to say unless you've had both at the same time and observed them.
The tortoise uses its shell to protect itself from any possible threat. Tortoises are well-known for their slow speed in movements.
There are no tortoises located in Australia. There are no true native tortoises of any kind in Australia. Some older reference books do still list some species of Australian freshwater turtles as tortoises, but this information is outdated.
No. There are no true native tortoises of any kind in Australia. Some older reference books do still list some species of Australian freshwater turtles as tortoises, but this information is outdated.
desert tortoises do take care of there babbies becaus any thing can eat them.
Cats patterns can change
A shell. Their backbone is embedded into the shell so it cannot be removed.
when tortoises come out of hibernation, they do not eat any differently. since they have been in such a deep sleep, they may have to get used to it again, but the do not eat any differently.
you can find them in any desert
yep hegehogs, tortoises