Where is the weiner of a turtle at?
The turtle weiner is actually in a very strange spot. If you tickle the bottom of your turtles mouth his jaw will relax and you can reach in and touch his weiner. Turtles need this done about once a month to make them feel like they are at home in the wild.
Where are mobilian turtles mostly found?
Mobilian turtles are mostly found in the southeastern United States, particularly in the Mobile Bay area of Alabama and the surrounding Gulf Coast. They inhabit freshwater rivers, streams, swamps, and wetlands in this region.
Did Queen Victoria have a tortoise?
Yes ! She loved dogs and was grasping a pomeranian( a German breed) at or near the time of her death, see A.K.C. books on Dog Breeds. Also liked Horses, but they ar emore inthe league of service animals.
It is unlikely for a wolf to attack a turtle as they are not natural prey for wolves. Wolves typically hunt animals like deer, elk, and smaller mammals. Turtles are not part of their usual diet and do not typically trigger a predatory response in wolves.
How fast does a green turtle swim?
Should be about 10x faster than the turtles like Red eared sliders as green turtles are built purely for water.
And if you've seen them swim you'll know how fast that would be.
Sorry I cannot give exact numbers.
Another name for a land turtle?
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Some species of turtles may occasionally nibble on moss as part of their omnivorous diet. However, moss typically does not provide significant nutritional value for turtles and should not be a primary source of food for them. It's important to provide a well-balanced diet that includes commercial turtle pellets, fruits, vegetables, and occasional live prey.
Is tortoise an amphibian or a aquatic animal?
A tortoise is neither an amphibian nor an aquatic animal. It is a reptile that lives primarily on land and breathes air. Tortoises have a hard shell and are known for their slow movement.
What does a rainforest turtle eat?
Rainforest turtles typically eat a variety of plant matter such as fruits and vegetation, as well as insects, small fish, and crustaceans. They may also consume algae and aquatic plants found in their natural habitat.
If a turtle is brown with orange spots what kind is it?
If you're North American, it's probably a <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrapene">box turtle</a>. There are several species in the USA, all of which appear fairly similar - usually brown to black with orange highlights.
Turtles typically crawl using their legs, which are adapted for moving on land or through water. They do not walk in the traditional sense like humans do, but rather use a slow and steady crawling motion to get around.
obviously, so coyotes, and im not sure but maybe even bobcats...... : )
No, tortoises are primarily herbivores. They mainly eat a diet of plants, vegetables, fruits, and grasses. In rare cases, they may consume some insects or carrion, but this is not a significant part of their diet.
In captivity stinkpots tend to favor carnivorous food items like aquatic turtle pellets, snails, earth worms, grasshoppers, crickets, ghost shrimp, small crayfish & commercial aquatic turtle pellets are taken.
Why do parrots sea turtles and tortoises live so much longer than dogs?
Turtles live a long life because they never die of old age. Even at an old age, the internal parts of their body do not show any signs of aging. However, a turtle can die from diseases, being attacked, getting drowned or improper habitat. Some turtles are however considered as "Pests" as they adapt to the habitat they are kept in. Hence, if your turtle is dead, consider yourself responsible for it as "Natural Death" (considering all the circumstances & habitat were appropriate) does not occur to a turtle.
What animals that are hatched from eggs?
It depends on the species of animal.
In general, females will lay eggs. However there are some species of animals where the male lays the eggs.
Seahorses, for example, rather than the male impregnating the female, the female actually impregnates the male(!), who later lays the eggs.
How do a clean an empty turtle shell?
To clean an empty turtle shell, you can gently scrub it with a soft brush and warm soapy water. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials as these could damage the shell. Once you are done cleaning, rinse the shell thoroughly with clean water and allow it to dry completely before storing or displaying it.
What do you do with a baby turtle found in a pool?
If you find a baby turtle in a pool, carefully scoop it out using a net or container, making sure not to harm it. Release it near a nearby body of water where turtles are commonly found, as they may have wandered away from their natural habitat. Ensure it is free from harm and can safely return to its environment.
Yes, some sharks do eat turtles. Sharks are opportunistic feeders and may prey on turtles if given the chance. However, not all sharks eat turtles, and the likelihood of a shark predating on a turtle depends on the species of shark and the size of the turtle.
No animal is a turtle's prey. Turtle's eat plants.
Wrong. Turtles (swimmers) eat everything (omnivores) it they can bite down on it they will eat it I have seen my turtle wipe out 20 gold fish in less than 2 min.
Younger turtles eat more meat as they get older the lean towards veggies.
I don't know about Tortoises (a land animal) but drop a turtle in your aquarium and all you pretty fish will be gone.
Archelon, the extinct giant sea turtle, lived in the Late Cretaceous period around 70-75 million years ago. They inhabited the warm, shallow seas that covered the central part of North America, particularly what is now known as South Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana.
Why do female turtles never return to check on the eggs they just laid?
Female turtles rely on instinct to lay their eggs in a suitable location and then move on to ensure their own survival. They do not have a nurturing instinct to care for their offspring once the eggs are laid. It is more beneficial for them to focus on their own survival rather than expending energy on caring for the eggs.
How often should you feed my tortoise?
There are different opinions: * You are only supposed to feed small turtles every other day, and only give them a little food, until they get older (but when they get older, still only feed them every other day). when you see the food dissapearing faster, feed them a little bit more. * You feed them once a day. You are supposed to feed them about two little sticks (the turtle food) per day. * Feed them at least five times a week.
Can you mix a Hermans tortoise with a horsfield?
It is not recommended to mix different species of tortoises together as they may have different dietary, environmental, and social needs. Keeping them together could lead to stress, aggression, competition for resources, and possible spread of diseases. It is best to house tortoises of the same species together to ensure their well-being.
What is tortoises a herbivore carnivore or omnivore?
Tortoises are primarily herbivores, meaning they primarily eat plants such as grasses, fruits, and vegetables. They may occasionally consume small insects or scavenged meat, but their diet is mostly plant-based.