no they do not. Infact turtle shells are actually part of their body. The spine is connected to the shell
Yes because of how the length of turtles grow about 17% each year they must move in different shells but they usually do it during the spring so not all lose their shells :)
Turtles have heavy shells because they need it for protection. This is a disadvantage, however, because they cannot move quickly, and the shell is its only form of protection.
Turtles symbolize begginngs and endings. The tops of their shells represent heaven and the bottom part earth. "Turtle people" feel their home is where they are for the moment. Represent shifting of life circumstances. Need to let go of something to move on.
they move by turtles
the spotted turtles walk or swim.
A snail belongs to the molluscan class and has no bones or limbs. Turtles are reptile and have much harder, larger and flatter shells. Turtles also have limbs in the form of flippers to help move easily through water in the oceans where they live. Snail's are herbavoires and eat a variety of vegetation and fruit on land, but turtles have a diet of either sea grass and algae or sponge's, shrimps and squid, purely depending on the species and location.
generally as soon as they, the turtles are hatched.
yes!
Electron shells
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Not far!
they crawl into their sheel