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Where do turtles sleep?
They either sleep on land or in the water.
What do turtles do when they sleep?
they crawl into their shells and sleep
Do floating turtles sleep with their eyes open or closed?
Floating turtles tend to sleep with their eyes open. This ability to sleep with their eyes open helps them to stay alert and detect potential threats in their environment even while they are resting.
Where do red bellied turtles sleep?
red bellied turtles sleep on the moist hard rocky shore of fresh water
What do pet turtles sleep in?
none
How long can turtles sleep under water?
pet turtles can sleep as much as they want in water if they loose oxygen they will lift their heads and get oxygen
How long does the African helmeted turtles sleep?
they can sleep up to 15 hours
Where do leatherback sea turtles sleep?
the oceam
How does snapping turtles sleep?
very quietly
What do sea turtles sleep?
O_O... whatt??
Do turtles sleep all day?
No they don't!
Where do turtles in the countryside sleep at night?
In their shells.
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