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What does become like tortoises who carry their homes on their backs mean and which figurative language is it?
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∙ 11y ago
Turtle species carry their home on their back and are usually only tied to an area due to habitat like a pond. Although, even if a pond offers everything Turtle needs, it doesn't always stop him or her from needing to move on and explore. Turtles that get squished in the road aren't there because they stuck close to the water hole.
Ask yourself if you're really where you want to be. Ask yourself how much you really need in life to tie you down or weigh you down from exploring what else life has to offer. Because there may be much more out there to offer than what you've explored before.
On the other hand, Turtle remind you of your roots and where home really is which is within the "self", it is also good to take note on how you're moving through life. Do you let others inside your "home"? Do you allow people to enter your heart or are you searching for a greener pasture on the other side of a mysterious landscape?
Turtle remind us that we don't need much to move through life but we do need what matters. We don't have to acquire a whole lot of material things to have everything we need.
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How does the galapagos turtle breathe?
They are called "Galapagos tortoises." They breathe through their mouth or nostrils, filling their lungs which are located on their backs. Note that people often get the name wrong and call tortoises "turtles." Turtles are water-dwelling (either sea or fresh water), have flatter shells for swimming, and are omnivorous. Tortoises are land-dwelling, are vegetarian, and have dome-shaped shells.
What happens when tortoises roll onto their backs?
Depending on the species, some will die from starvation, predation or exposure. Others can easily tip themselves right side up.
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