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Why do sea turtles move to the water when they are born?
because they will have no oxygen in their resporarity system
How do Germany people move?
they move by turtles
How do spotted turtles move?
the spotted turtles walk or swim.
When do the turtles move towards the shore?
generally as soon as they, the turtles are hatched.
Where do turtles go when they are born?
when turtles are just born they go to the ocean.
How do turtles move in water?
they crawl into their sheel
Are turtles fluffy?
Most turtles, as far as I know, don't have fur or feathers of any kind on them. They are reptiles, so as far as I know, no they aren't fluffy. I WISH THEY WERE, THOUGH!
Things that move slow?
Turtles, slugs, snails
How do turtles move?
they swimOR THEY WALK ...they walk or swim ...
How many mph do turtles move?
.682 mph
Why do turtles have a long neck?
so they can move forward
Are baby painted turtles supose to be born in water?
Turtles are reptiles and are therefore not born in the water.
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