Land turtles have a hard shell and are usually oval in shape. Aquatic turtles have many different characteristics such as soft shells, webbed feet and some even have saw-toothed spines on their shell.
Land turtles have a hard shell and are usually oval in shape. Aquatic turtles have many different characteristics such as soft shells, webbed feet and some even have saw-toothed spines on their shell.
A sea turtle gets really big.
Their legs, front and back, are flippers, and not toes.
Land turtles don't get very big.
Some of the only turtle that get big are tortoises, and a snapping turtle. :)
I LOVE TURTLES!! THEY ARE SOO BEAST!!Where did you find it? Near water? Far away from water? Water turtles will stay around water. Land turtles only go to water to drink. Next look at its feet. Are they webbed? Water turtles have webbed toes for swimming easily. Land turtles will have hard, scaly toes.
Sea or water turtle's have fin shaped feet like oval smooth rocks.
The biggest difference is that land turtles can swallow their food without being under water.
a water turtle has fins a land turtle doesn't
one of them looks like merlin
Turtles live in or near places with Water mostly. We found one in my backyard, but we live near a river and it probably found it's way. We returned it to the river shortly afterwards. Just like every living thing, it needs water.
Get a rock or a small turtle food dish and place lettuce, fruit, or pellets on the dish. Buy a pair and you can have one for water too.
You can if the tank is very small. Most turtle owners opt for larger tanks, and they add filtration systems. This minimizes water changes.
The natural habitat of a turtle would depend on bread, but most live in small bodies of water or big ones such as the ocean.
The natural habitat of a turtle would depend on bread, but most live in small bodies of water or big ones such as the ocean.
You must have a lid on an aquarium holding a snapping turtle and an open area between the lid and the water surface to allow it to breathe.
No a turtle is a Reptile, because amphibians have smooth skin and cannot be found without water because they would dry up and die.
Yes, they all do eventually. Some desert animals are better adapted to survive long periods without water.
Try small pellets of floating turtle food, wax worms and even small bugs... If you have a new pet turtle it might not eat for the first couple days you have it so just leave it alone and let it get used to its new home
Put the turtle into water and see how much water it displaces. And of course, remove the turtle from the water when you're done.
If your turtle is a water turtle it should.
Throw it away. An egg can only stay under water for 2 hours.