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What class is a turttle in?
Reptile.
what is a animall that is slow and fast?
a turttle because in the storythe tortice and the hare the turttle won and turttles are very slow so hees slow and fast
Most rare snake in the dessert?
The california rock turttle
What is the green sea turttle of a scientific term?
Chelonia mydas
Which animal dies after giving birth to young ones?
None of them do, only the father might if he feels intimidated by one. Or the mother may eat one if she hasn't ate in a while.
Scientific name for a turttle?
Turtles are of the order Testudines in the class Reptilia.
How fast can a turttle run?
60000000km faster than a bugati veyron
How do you spell turttle?
The correct spelling is turtle (a shelled reptile).
Which Native live among the white settlers making peace with them?
Littler Turttle
What is a type of cold blooded animal?
Snake Lizards Frog Toad Turttle
What are some of the prey in a coral reef biome?
Tiger shark vs Sea turttle
Is a green turttle endangered?
yes they are endangered click on other links to hear more
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