How can you tell if a turtle is fake dead or really dead?

Put it under the water, and if there are bubbles coming out of the nostrils, it is alive.

1. Touch the inside of the turtle's limbs with a sharp object, which is roughly equivalent to the armpits, and if it has contracted limbs, it is still alive. This is the stress response of a tortoise.

2. See if the turtle shell becomes soft, and the shell of the dead turtle will become soft.

3. Whether the eyes are dry. The dead turtle with dry eyes is it.

In addition, if the turtle is put into the water, it must not be overcome, and if it does not poke its head out of the water, it will be dead. The principle is that even if the turtle is hibernating, it is instinctive to breathe.

Finally, some hibernating animals will be brain dead due to the lack of oxygen in the brain for a long time, and the temperature is too low. In this condition, the brain dies, while the limbs and other limbs still maintain the most basic physiological functions. In this case, the animal is also unable to wake up from hibernation.

There are several ways for a tortoise to tell if it is dead:

1. Touching the inside of the turtle's limbs with a sharp object, which is roughly equivalent to the armpits, if it has contracted its limbs, it is still alive, the tortoise's stress reaction.

2. See if the turtle shell becomes soft, and the shell of the dead turtle will become soft.

3. Whether the eyes are dry or not, dry means that they have died, and this method may not be used until the turtle dies for a period of time.

Most turtles are carnivorous and feed on worms, snails, shrimp and small fish, as well as the stems and leaves of plants. Turtles are found almost everywhere in China, but the production is higher in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. Guangxi, Shandong is also produced in various places, especially in the southeast of Guangxi, south of Guizhou and other places.

It is mainly distributed in Japan, Brazil and North Korea.

Turtles are ectotherms, and their lives are greatly affected by the ambient temperature. From November to March, when the temperature is below 10, the turtle lies in the silt at the bottom of the pond or lies in the loose soil covered with straw, does not eat or move, and hibernates, at which time its metabolism is very slow and weak.

It is not until the beginning of April, when the temperature rises above 15, that the turtle begins to resume its activity and feed in large quantities, so there is no need to feed or change the water during the hibernation period. The second is to prevent the invasion of natural enemies of turtles.

1.Touching the inside of the turtle's limbs with a sharp object is roughly equivalent to the armpit.

, if it has contracted limbs, it is still alive. This is the stress response of a turtle seen in magazines. But I haven't tried it myself.

2.Look at the turtle shell.

Whether it is soft or not, the shell of the dead turtle will become soft.