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What are the similarities of bird and tortoise?
Both have a beak.
How many teeth does a tortoise have?
None. They have a hard beak that they use to eat with.
Why do tortoise doesn't have teeth?
Because they have a beak instead, so they don't need any.
How does the shape of the beak reflect a turtle or tortoises diet?
Tortoise eat small fish or plants.
How many teeeth dor tortoise have?
Turtles and tortoises don't have any teeth. They have a beak instead.
When a tortoise bite why is it painful even though they have no teeth?
A tortoise has a pointy tip at the front of its mouth like a bird beak. so its either the tip of the mouth that hurts your hand or that its jaws are very powerful.
What is the biggest kind of Tortoise?
The Galapagos tortoise
What is the best tortoise to house with a leopard tortoise?
A leopard tortoise. :)
Can do you spell tortoise?
...Tortoise.
Is their another word for bird mouth?
help me answer this. pls
What is the plural of tortoise?
The word tortoise forms a regular plural, tortoises.
How do you draw a tortoise shell without the tortoise in it?
you draw the tortoise and then rub out its body
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