The vast majority of tortoises take no care of their young ones other than digging a nest, however Burmese Mountain Tortoises (Manouria emys) will guard their nest for a little bit after egg laying.
A turtle or tortoise
turtle
His symbol is the tortoise because when he was very young, he sneaked out of the cave that his mother and him were sleeping. While he was walking, he saw a tortoise and he killed the tortoise. After, he used the tortoise's shell to make a lyre.
Tortoise are animals and some people used them as pet. If there are used as pets, it is natural to care for them.
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They don't.
If you can take care of big responsibility, no. If you cannot, then yes it is.
Mainly food, water, and water "blower."
No, it is not recommended to have a giant tortoise as a pet due to their specialized care requirements, long lifespan, and potential for outgrowing living spaces.
Tortoises can live for several decades, with some species like the Galapagos tortoise living up to 150 years. The lifespan of a tortoise can vary based on their species, habitat, and level of care provided. Proper diet, housing, and veterinary care are important factors in ensuring a tortoise's longevity.