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What are all the Function of a Turtle?
the functions of a turtle are legs= swimming mouth= moving/eating
What kind of animals walk very slowly?
A sloth is a slow and sleepy animal. They are known to move only when they have to, and even then they move very slowly.
How turtle its moves?
slowly
What is a slow moving reptile?
A slow-moving reptile could be a turtle or a tortoise. Both species move slowly on land due to their anatomy and physiology. They are known for their leisurely pace of movement.
How does a leatherback sea turtle move?
slowly
What happens when your turtle stops eating?
If a turtle stops eating it is just resting,but but a little more water in it tank if there is not enough
What is the name of a candy bar named after a slow moving animal?
Turtle
How does turtle survive?
by eating, drinking, and breathing.
Which of the land animals moves most slowly?
Snails
What travels at the same pace as a turtle?
my brother eating
What harms a baby turtle?
Meat eating animals
Slow moving animals?
It is either a snail or a turtle.
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