Because they are not very energetic when alive, there may not be obvious signs that your pet has passed away. Plus, there is often a lack of warning signs when your turtle is ill, making it difficult to tell that he might pass away soon. Gently prod your turtle, with a soft stick or with your finger, to see if you can elicit a reaction. If your pet moves at all, then he is definitely alive. Still, if he seems slower or more lethargic than usual, he may be sick.However, a complete lack of movement can indicate that your pet turtle is ill or has already died.
They could die of old age. They could be harmed and possibly killed if you or your friends are harmful to them. Balloons at a wedding or a birthday party might have fallen into their tank or possibly eaten by them on the ground and they could choke on them. When their shell breaks, they could catch a disease and possibly die. Feeding them the wrong food or something only humans should eat is not good and they might die. hope this helps!
option on why my turtle died: heart attack, stress, old age, chocking, drowning If he/she drowned remember turtles are not good swimmers so water shallow
there are many ways a sea turtle can die two examples is that they can die from old age or they can be killed
They die by when there heading to the sea birds get hungry so they eat them a lunch
you shoot it in the head and it goes **** you u ******* and then vomits all over u until he dies
the turtle will get sick and die
no because it can die i had a turtle i turned the turtle upside down and it died.
John Turtle Wood died in 1890.
Then your turtle will die.
a turtle ate her
no the turtle won't but the gold fish sure will .
Because they are infected. Sorry but your turtle might die.
no! not unless you want the precious *LAND* box turtle to be eaten or die of the lack of inadaquate habitate
your turtle is 70-year-old and almost die soon maybe..;) just wait!
No, the leg will not grow back. You should take your turtle to the vet IMMEDIATELY your turtle could die from blood loss or infection.
English: "the tortoise" is German: "die Schildkröte".
I dont think so