The tortoise

The tortoise is a relatively weak turtle species. Although many people have tried to raise this species, many have failed, and the number of tortoises is relatively desolate. It is one of the tortoise species that needs protection.

The dash tortoise, also known as the dash tortoise, the dash tortoise or the dash tortoise, is a species of turtle native to South Africa. They may grow up to 6 inches long. Female turtles dig holes in the ground to lay their eggs and cover them with vegetation. They are an endangered species, threatened by loss of resting areas and hunting for food. Locals steal their eggs to eat and use their shells as makeup. Other mammals also prey on them. South African authorities have set aside areas for their conservation.

Chinese name: A few tortoises

Chinese version Number:Geometric tortoise

English name:Geometric tortoise

Psammobates geometricus style="text-indent:28px">Phylum:Chordata

Subphylum:Vertebrates Subphylum

Class:Prosodium

Order: Turtles

Family:Turonidae

Species: Tortoise

Dispersed:Kip Province, South Africa

Customs: Rest in the dry sandy bushes area. The suitable temperature is 18~30 degrees Celsius.

Appearance characteristics:The patterns of several star bush tortoises are very similar to those of Indian star tortoises, and each carapace on the carapace is also black. It is the background color, and there are also yellow stripes emanating from the center of the shield, but there are no zigzag protrusions on the edges of the shield. The hands and feet are generally yellow, and some turtles have black spots on their heads.

Growth method: Ovi laying.

Food habits: In the wilderness, they rely on coarse grass and Gobi plants for food.

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