Turtles and tortoises branched off from the mainstream of reptile evolution years ago. Yes, turtles and alligators come from the same ancestors.
When an alligator lays its eggs on a beach, nothing goes near it, but it doesn't see the turtle as a threat. Turtles take advantage of this and lay their eggs next to the alligator's. When the turtle eggs hatch, the alligators just see a small living thing, so they bring the baby turtles to the beach to swim away on their own.
They all can carry the same type of dissese
I would guess they are about the same age since they are so closely related, unless one evolved from the other. Because in dinosaur times they had giant crocs and in times when there were "sea monsters" (huge water reptiles) in movies they refer to them as alligators...so maybe crocodiles.
for the same reason that people kill snakes and alligators. because their skin looks good and can be worth alot of money in clothing items and other things
Lions are not typically found in the same habitats as alligators, but in some circumstances, lions may prey on alligators if they come in contact. However, such interactions are rare due to their different habitats and food preferences.
no
Well, Monkeys and apes are from the same ancestors. We are not from monkeys.
The country of origin (also known as were they started their life from) of a alligator was in America and China, so when something says the country of origin it just means were it began its life from.
yes its basically the same name
no, stinpots are musk turtles not painted turtles
the same way as children
No. They are slightly different.