Box turtle

The box turtle can hold it's breath for nine days. Seriously.

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small plants and animals, preferring berries, insects, and worms

Count the circles On his or her back.

A big box is a large self-service store, on a single level, owned and run by a corporation.

in order to answer this question you will need to know how much water there is in the box initially

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My turtle eats it when I feed him worms (it sticks to them), and seems very healthy so far. But just to be safe, i wouldn't let him eat allot. I would think that they wouldn't sell a substrate for reptiles that would harm them. The fact is, they will probably ingest whatever substrate you use to some degree.

Box turtles eat fungi, fruits, veggies and foliage. My box turtle enjoys mostly fresh Romaine lettuce and freshly diced strawberries. You could try bananas, but only on the first time, use a little bit. Wait a while. If you haven't noticed anything strange about him, feed him more. Hope this helps!!!

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You count the rings on one of his circles on his back.

Yes... I've once been to a deciduous and found one

i say about 5 mph.

In swamps and/or marshes. AKA- wetlands.

See if there is a hole under it....and they wouldn't lay eggs in your yard unless it was near water

A lawnmower.

box turtles live underground. they have sharp nails for digging

Yes, Chinese three-striped box turtles do hibernate, typically during the colder months. They enter a state of brumation, which is similar to hibernation but tailored for reptiles, where their metabolic rate slows down significantly. This process allows them to conserve energy and survive periods of low temperatures and reduced food availability. In captivity, it’s important to replicate these conditions to ensure their health and well-being.