Introduction to the Gopher tortoise species

golfadi Introduction to the species of the rat tortoise
Gopher tortoise (confirmed introduction)

Gophar tortoise The rat tortoise is a typical tortoise species. Tens of millions of vegetarians are vegetarians. They will eat some meat food in captivity. The Gopher tortoise in the wild environment has been listed as a protected species due to its small number. .

The Gopher gopher tortoise, also known as the Florida gopher tortoise, is scattered in the southeastern United States. Recreational environments include large European and American coastal sands and cedar forests, sand ridges and dunes, and longleaf pine forest swamps. Most of the habitats have sandy soil and are very dry. It is a herbivorous animal that feeds on grass and fruits. It is good at digging recreational caves with a depth of about 11 to 15 meters. Gopher tortoises in the wild live to be over 40 years old.

Chinese name: Gopher tortoise

English name: Gopher tortoise

Famous name: Gopherus polyphemus

Kingdom:Animalia

Phylum:Chordata

Subphylum:Vertebrate subphylum

Class:Protozoa

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Order: Turtles

Suborder: strong>Hydnochelon suborder

Family:Terlotidae

Species:Gopher tortoise

< strong>Dispersed:Southeastern United States

Food habits:Herbivore, feeding on grass and fruits

< p style="text-indent:28px">Livelihood habits: Habitatin sandy land with good drainage close to forest areas. They often hide in the deep caves they dig.

Growing customs:The growth season of Gofa gopher tortoise is from May to June, and each clutch lays 1 to 25 eggs. About 80 to 100 days, the gender depends on the ambient temperature during the incubation period. If the temperature is above 30 degrees Celsius, a female turtle will be hatched, and if the temperature is below 30 degrees Celsius, a male turtle will be hatched.


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