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You're right, they do eat plants! Specifically, they eat grasses, leafy plants, and flowers.
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Related Questions
What is a tortiose?
It's an animal.
What is tortiose?
It's an animal.
What do tortiose sleep on?
over tortioses
Can a desert tortiose eat flowers?
yes
What savanna animal can be 70 years old?
Tortiose
Does a tortiose swim in water?
I think so, yes.
What does a tortiose beetle eat?
Sabal palm leaves
What does Tortiose Beetles eat?
Sabal palm leaves
How old can a tortiose get?
It really depends on the tortiose but a few common breeds of (big) tortioses are salcutas could get up to 200 pounds but thats the most comon breed
What is the weight of a tortiose?
they can weigh up to 500 pounds (some) :)
How do you tell how old a tortiose is?
cut it in half and count the rings
What is a hard shelled reptiles that lives only on land?
tortiose
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