Some turtles swim because of the way they anatomy is set up. Tortises can't swim because they have non-webbed feet and their shell is too heavy for them to swim safely. Turtles swim because they have a lighter shell which is easier to swim with the help of their webbed feet
They have patterns to make them look like a rock. They also use their patterns to camouflage. When people see they are a rock they do not want to step on them.
turtles vary because they need different features to survive in their habitat
Turtle species vary because of evolution. Ex: A red turtle mates with a blue turtle, the offspring have red and blue stripes on shell.
This depends on the species of turtle. The lifespans vary significantly from species to species. For example, big green sea turtles that live in the sea (obviously!) can live for 100's of years, whereas a small short-knecked Murray turtle that a lot of people have as pets (me included) can live up to around 50years. These can depend a lot upon the health of the turtle, and other factors.
(1) Species vary globally. (2) Species vary locally. (3) Species vary over time.
The Hawksbill turtle is a species of sea turtle which is critically endangered. There are approximately 20,000 to 23,000 nesting females in the world.
Chitra are a genus of turtles. It is a species of turtle found in the major rivers of Pakistan and India. They have a soft shell as well. There are many species of turtle in the world.
Turtles are reptiles that are distinguished by their bony outer shell. The classifications vary depending on the species of turtle but the main ones that are consistent are: Animalia, Chordata, Reptilia and Testudinata.
The are about 263 turtle species.
Yes, there is a species of an alligator snapping turtle. sammi was here!
their are cosumers. they also help the environment by spreading plant diversity with their droppings.
Apparently Yes A Turtle Is Slower Than A Sloth Although Sloths Sleep All Day!! Turtle species vary on how fast they can move. Many can move much faster than a sloth can when excited or fearful.
That depends on the species of turtle.
This depends on the species of turtle. The lifespans vary significantly from species to species. For example, big green sea turtles that live in the sea (obviously!) can live for 100's of years, whereas a small short-knecked Murray turtle that a lot of people have as pets (me included) can live up to around 50years. These can depend a lot upon the health of the turtle, and other factors.
That depends on what species of turtle you are talking about.
Depends on the turtle species.
No. The musk turtle, also known as the stinkpot turtle, is not an endangered species.
The leatherback's are the world's largest turtle species.
you can't
Genus: CheloniidaeSome Species are:CarettaCheloniaEretmochelysLepidochelysNatator