It is possible for a turtle to live that long, but unlikely. American box turtles usually live to be only 40, but have been known to live up to 100 years old, and sea turtles are estimated to live to about 80 years old.
Keep in mind the difference between a turtle and a tortoise. Turtles live primarily in the water (sea turtles in the ocean and fresh water turtles in rivers and lakes) and have flatter shells, while tortoises live primarily on land (deserts, for example) and typically have dome shaped shells.
Tortoises often live to be over a hundred years old, the oldest tortoise ever recorded was an Aldabra tortoise that lived and died in a zoo in Kalkutta, India at 256 years old. It was named "Adwaita" which means "the one and only" in Sanskrit.
yes some turtle breed have been know to live for 100 years or more
about 100 years
they live over 100 years
100 years or longer
yes
100 Years. 100 Years.
snapping turtles can live from 100 to 150 years.
Turtles in captivity and the wild are very long living animals (the longest living animal in the world). In captivity TURTLES live around 10-30 years and TORTISES live up to 100 years in captivity.
Sea turtles can live to 100 years and up if they are not hit by boats.
First sea turtles are babies then they turn to juveniles then matureity then adluts
There are about 270 species of turtles and their life spans vary considerably. Small pond turtles may live for up to 30 years, larger species such as snapping turtles for 60 years or more, box turtles for about 100 years, and giant tortoises in captivity may live for 200 years or more.
Fresh water turtles live at most to their twenties or thirties, depending on their species. Tortoises often live longer than 150 years, and the record for the longest-lived tortoise is 226 years. Sea turtles are lesser-known, but are often speculated to live up to 80 years.
Aquatic turtles, such as snapping turtles and red-eared sliders, live for several decades, and can potentially outlive human beings. I remember reading an article about the oldest known aquatic turtle still alive in the United States; it was around 60 years old (almost as old as its owner). I tried to find the article again, but I couldn't. Sorry. Sea turtles can live even longer; it is not unusual for them to live well past 100 years old.