In the case of air-breathing diving animals, the lung may act as a buoyancy organ during the dive if the animal inhales enough air before diving
Turtles use pulmonary gas exchange and can selectively move lung gas to the front, back, right, or left of the lungs to compensate for changes in body weight. Turtles store more oxygen before performing a deeper dive
Turtles are buoyant by their lungs or their shell
because they need to cool down they might be cold blooded animals but that doesn't mean they like heat waves
They don't.
they swim fast because that's how they are!
there are tortoises and turtles tortoises live on land and turtles swim and sometimes live underwater
by lifting their legs and then putting them down again
turtles on land are slow but in water they are faster than you can 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.
Of course they can swim, that's why they are marine turtles, you know mariners.
Sea Turtles swim in the sea because they eat fish.
the spotted turtles walk or swim.
Turtles just drink the water that they swim in.
They swim, or rapid swim.
yes turtles can swim in a swimming pool unless you have clorokx then you canot have them in ur pool
Obviously
they swim
they swim
no. turtles can swim. all though tortioses can be in water
By moving their fins
Swim and eat.