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Discover amazing turtles that carry their homes on their backs and have lived on Earth for millions of years!

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Key Facts

Scientific Name
Testudines.
Habitat
Found on every continent except Antarctica, in oceans, rivers, lakes, and on land.
Diet
Varies by species; can be herbivore (plants), carnivore (meat), or omnivore (both).
Lifespan
Many species live for decades, with some exceeding 100 years.
Size
Ranges from a few inches to over 6 feet long.
Fun Fact
Turtles have been around for over 200 million years, surviving even the dinosaurs!

Meet the Shell-Wearing Wonders!

Turtles are super cool reptiles with a special bony shell that's part of their body! It's like their own portable house. They can pull their head and legs inside to stay safe from hungry animals. There are many different kinds of turtles, from tiny ones to giants. Some live in the ocean, some in rivers, and some on land.

A Long, Long Time Ago...

Turtles have been around for a super long time, even before the dinosaurs! Imagine that! They are ancient creatures that have survived for over 200 million years. That's longer than most of the animals we know today. Their shells have helped them stay safe through all those years.

What's Inside a Turtle's Tummy?

Turtles eat all sorts of yummy things! Some turtles are like picky eaters and only eat plants, like yummy leaves and fruits. They are called herbivores. Others are brave hunters and eat small fish, insects, or worms. These are carnivores. Many turtles are omnivores, meaning they eat both plants and animals! It all depends on the type of turtle and where it lives.

Shell-Shocking Facts!

Did you know some turtles can live for a really, really long time? Some can even live to be over 100 years old, which is longer than your grandparents and even great-grandparents! They are slow and steady, but they are survivors. Their shells come in many shapes and sizes, helping them blend in with their homes.

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