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What is the difference between box turtes and tortoises?
Box turtles can close their shells tortoises can't.
What do turtes eat?
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What turtes eat?
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How did a turtes ghit there name?
they were nuked
Does petsmart sell turtes?
Yes
Where do snapping turtes live?
In your garden you fairy
Were do sea turtes live?
they live in the sea
How does the box jellyfish breathe?
it doesn't breath
Is it dangerous to breathe in the gases from a cat litter box?
it would get you very sick; so i say yes
Can a box turtle breathe underwater?
No, box turtles cannot breathe underwater. They are terrestrial animals and must come to the surface to breathe air. They do not have the adaptations to extract oxygen from water like aquatic turtles do.
What happens if you can't talk anymore?
Your voice box would be gone, you might not be able to breathe and maybe you might die.
What alliteration with v animals?
Two tiny tigers tore tablecloths together. Ten turtes took toys to town. Twelve tall turkeys told tall tales.
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