I am not sure but i think near the 40s or 50s digarees
No, turtles and tortoises are not the same thing. Turtles are aquatic or semi-aquatic reptiles with flat, streamlined shells for swimming, while tortoises are land-dwelling reptiles with domed shells designed for protection.
They live in tanks, they have to have lots of space to swim around, more space than a goldfish.
While similar (both have shells) the tortoise lives on land, and is a herbivore. The turtle lives in water, and is an omnivore. They can be distinguished by the shape of their shells- turtles are streamlined for swimming and diving, tortoises are dome shaped.
They can be found now in Madagascar, Seychelles, Mauritius, Reunion, the Galapagos, Sulawesi, Timor, Flores, and Java
One of the reasons snakes can live in the desert is because they are cold blooded. This means they need direct sunlight and heat to warm their bodies enough to even be able to move. Their need for water is not high, and so they obtain a lot of their moisture needs through the food they ingest.
Except for a brief courtship and mating period, desert tortoises are solitary animals.
Of Course! They are not just called Desert Tortoises for nothing!
The desert tortoise is found primarily in the Sonoran Desert and Mojave Desert.
No, the desert tortoise is found in southeastern California only.
mid thirties is the coldest they can tolerate.
No some are desert tortoises and such, so not all turtles live by water
There is no such thing as a "Savannah Desert." The Savannah is a grassland, a distinct biome. There are several species of turtles and tortoises that live in the African savanna and the South American savanna.
about 40 to 50 years if properly taken care of
10 degrees
A roadrunner. Of course there are others, such as camels and owls and lizards and tortoises.
Well put it this way, have you ever seen a desert tortoise.
Desert tortoises live in the hot ojave and Sonoran deserts. They spend about 95% of their lives in underground burrows to escape the heat.