As a shell grows, the number of scutes generally does not change, but their size does. In some turtles, old scutes are shed and replaced by larger, new ones. In other species, including box turtles, tortoises, and wood turtles, scutes enlarge in diameter as new keratin is laid down. The "growth rings" in scutes have been used be some experts to help determine the age of a turtle. Age estimation based on growth layers, however, can be erroneous for several reasons:
A turtle's first change to the enviroment is adjusting to the light of the night and the sun.
they eat jellyfish and when ever the can
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The most a green sea turtle has ever weigh is 820 ponds
Turtles do not change shells
No.The common snapping turtle is not, nor has been an endangered species.
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No, I have never witnessed a turtle riding on the back of an alligator.
To change the turtle's image in Code.org's App Lab, you can use the setImage function. First, ensure you have the desired image uploaded in your App Lab project. Then, you can call setImage("turtle", "imageName"), where "turtle" is the ID of the turtle and "imageName" is the name of the uploaded image file. This will update the turtle's appearance to the new image.