Turtles can breathe underground by utilizing their ability to take in oxygen through their skin and other membranes, such as the lining of their cloaca. Some species, like the Australian Fitzroy River turtle, can absorb oxygen from water through specialized structures. Additionally, when buried, they can slow their metabolism to reduce oxygen needs, allowing them to survive in low-oxygen environments for extended periods.
Anything could NOT be a Kingdom ... breath mints ... grass ... a turtle.
no.
The box turtle can hold it's breath for nine days. Seriously.
I have a northern painted turtle that just held its breath for 11 min 8 sec.
yes they do wierd but they do
because the turtle can breath under water and that is how they drink
They eat Aeros, the chocolate bars.
Turtles have lungs, not gills. They don't breathe underwater. When they dive, they hold their breath.
yes, minig is very dangerous because of the occupation there could be explosions from gases
yup! Turtle breath through they're buts wich unusual and i pick the smilling tutrle
Like other animals they buried their young on underground.
It depends on the turtle species. A "pond turtle" is generally just a large turtle. Most turtles can hold their breath for at least 10-20 minutes but other turtles can hold their breath for 40-50 minutes. Although they can hold their breath for a long time a lot of turtles will just come up every couple of minutes.