Where do tortoises live, whether tortoises live on land or in water

Turtles live on land and in water, and since turtles are amphibians, they should be provided with a sundeck to rest and bask in the sun when they live in the water, and they prefer to stay in damp holes. Turtles must also be kept with water, and their bodies must be kept moist in order for them to survive. Turtles should be kept at a suitable water temperature for growth, and the water should be changed regularly to keep the water quality clean.

Turtles are amphibians that can live in both water and land, but they need to be exposed to the water to rest and bask in the sun, and turtles prefer to stay in dark and damp holes.

Turtle feeding can be in the water or on land, and its survival must have water, to keep its body moist to survive, feeding to help it replenish calcium, but also need to bask in the sun to disinfect and replenish calcium.

Raising turtles should control the appropriate temperature, its best growth temperature is about 23 degrees, below 15 degrees will not eat into hibernation, regular water changes to maintain clean and clear water quality, after feeding in time to clean up food residues.

Turtles are half-water, half-inhabited, half-terrestrial reptiles. The main cavity should inhabit rivers, lakes, reservoirs, ponds and other waters. During the day, most of them are trapped in the water. When summer is hot, they look for shade in groups.

Glad you asked, the tortoise lives in different places depending on the species of orange, but it usually lives in or near water. Some turtle species live in freshwater rivers, lakes, and ponds, while others live in the ocean. In addition, some turtle species also live on land, such as grasslands, forests, and deserts.

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It is an amphibian and generally lives in rivers, lakes and seas.

Turtles are widely distributed and live in a variety of environments. Here are some examples of places where turtles might live:

1.Swamps or lakes: Certain species of turtles, such as red-eared turtles, yellow-eared turtles, and swamp turtles, typically live in bodies of water such as swamps or lakes and feed on aquatic plants and aquatic animals.

2.Rivers or streams: These include some freshwater turtles, such as duck-billed turtles, grass and mud turtles, which also sometimes live in rivers or streams that are high in the flow of water.

3.Forests, grasslands, and deserts: Some terrestrial tortoises live in terrestrial rings such as woodlands, grasslands, or deserts, such as Malayan tortoises, tortoises, and plesmal tortoises. They feed on plants, insects, and small invertebrates, among others, and sometimes small vertebrates.

As a result, tortoises live in different places, and their preferences and habits are related to different species of tortoises.

Live mainly in the water!

Land is just for ventilation.

Upstairs note: Turtles are not amphibians.

It's a reptile.

That's right. The larvae of amphibians have only gills and therefore can only live in water; Whereas, the adult of amphibians has both gills and lungs, so they can live both in water and on land. Hope it helps. ＾＿

Evolutionarily speaking, when the survival of terrestrial animals is threatened, they have evolved the ability to temporarily inhabit water to ensure their survival.

Because there are cats on land.

Animals on land breathe by their lungs, while fish have no lungs and only gills that are suitable for aquaculture, so fish can only live in water.

This sentence is completely wrong!

Amphibians are a group of vertebrates that transition from aquatic to terrestrial.

It has nothing ......to do with "being able to live on land and in water".

There are two creatures in junior high school! Hey, hey......This seems to be a question from the first year of junior high school!

When turtles fall in love, most of them are probably in the water. When the egg is laid, it runs to the land, and life begins on the land.

Wish. Although whales are mammals, they have lived in the water for a long time and are no longer adapted to life on land

1. They have no feet and cannot move on land;

2. Living in the water for a long time, the physiological function of land animals to prevent dehydration has been degraded, so cetaceans are easy to dehydrate after arriving on land.

3. Their weight often becomes too heavy, because in the water it is the weight offset by the buoyancy of the whole body, so it is not a big problem, but after coming to the land, all the weight is pressed to the abdomen in contact with the ground, resulting in excessive pressure, blood circulation is blocked, the heart is overburdened, and finally heart failure and death.

Very simply, according to the environment of the earth at that time, it could only be water, so the biological characteristics of fish in order to survive in the water mentioned by "Liao Qianmao" were derived. Later evolution, only a part of the organisms happened, and the remaining part of the organisms we call fish!

So it's because the environment produces organisms that adapt to the environment.

So the most fundamental reason is water!

If the environment in which we were able to live was directly on land, then it is likely that the creatures that are now called fish are on land, and we are likely to live in the water......

Turtles can, tortoises cannot.

Sea turtles like hognose turtles live in the water all year round in addition to laying eggs, and are highly aquatic reptiles, so of course such turtles can live in the water for a long time.

Other tortoises, like the Brazilian tortoise, cannot stay in the water for long periods of time. The water should not overflow his head, otherwise it will be very painful to sleep, and he must keep coming up to breathe.