During winter, many water turtles enter a state of brumation, a period of dormancy similar to hibernation. They typically bury themselves in the mud at the bottom of ponds or lakes, where they remain inactive and rely on stored energy for survival. Some species can absorb oxygen from the water through their skin, allowing them to breathe while remaining submerged. This adaptation enables them to survive in cold temperatures until spring when they become active again.
Yes
tell me
Around creeks and brooks
they have fir and they can also live under water
No, they die off.
Most turtles live in fresh water ponds or lakes and come out to sun themselves on logs and rocks. Sea turtles and other turtles like it however live in salt water oceans and come to shore to lay eggs every few years. You need to be more specific on which kind of turtle you mean to get a clearer answer.
water
On a turtels back
no
i like turtels
they might live under a rock but they live under the sand during the winter
turtels , snails