Yes, tortoises' shells do grow. They don't go looking for an abandoned larger shell as they grow, like some sea creatures do. Their shells are attached to their spines.
They are born in a shell but no they cant grow in one because sea turtles cant go back in their shells
Tortoises do not shed their shells because the shell is part of their body. With proper UVB lighting the shell will grow normally and adjust to the tortoises size.
their shells
Box turtles can close their shells tortoises can't.
No. Snakes do not have shells. Some turtles and tortoises can retreat into their shells.
Yes, when they first hatch the shells are quite soft and flexible.
Turtles are aquatic with webbed feet and flatter shells, tortoises are always on land with flat club-like feet and high shells. Tortoises generally live longer too.
Giant tortoises are often hunted for their shells.
turtles have shells....
While similar (both have shells) the tortoise lives on land, and is a herbivore. The turtle lives in water, and is an omnivore. They can be distinguished by the shape of their shells- turtles are streamlined for swimming and diving, tortoises are dome shaped.
I think that tortoises live a longer life is because they have hard shells to protect them. We don't have hard shells attatched to our bodies sowe don't live as long as turtles or tortoises.
Many molluscs, such as snails, and also creatures like turtles and tortoises have shells.
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