The tortoise is a pet that many people want to keep. It is particularly easy to feed. Why does the tortoise live so long?

To say why this tortoise has a long life, we should start from ancient times. In ancient times, the tortoise was Xuanwu, one of the four great beasts, which could absorb the essence of everything, boost its divine power and make it live longer. However, these are just legends after all. As the saying goes, a thousand-year-old tortoise, a ten-year-old tortoise and a tortoise can live a long life, and some of them are related to their environment.

Turtles, Tortoise, Reptilia, Reptilia, also known as grass turtles, are mainly distributed in some places in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, and are most common in Guangdong and other places. Most people in Guangdong like to use turtles to make soup. Turtles mainly feed on some small fish and shrimps, and they also eat leaves, but they all eat very little. Now turtles are the earliest known reptiles. Because the turtle has a thick and hard shell on his back, he can quickly retract his feet when he encounters an external attack, so as to avoid being attacked by external animals. Have achieved the goal of protecting themselves. So live longer.

However, the reason for this tortoise's longevity has to be explained from its essence. Generally speaking, the tortoise's growth cycle is very slow, and the tortoise, like other animals, needs to hibernate, so its metabolism is also very slow. Moreover, because the tortoise does not need to exercise regularly, it will not consume its own energy, and its energy in the body will be stored for a long time, so don't worry that it will be hungry. The tortoise can hibernate for 1 months.

Turtles have a strong reproductive ability. Generally speaking, the more offspring they breed, the longer they can live. There is no clear explanation for this phenomenon. Moreover, the tortoise doesn't want the human body. The human body contains some carcinogenic factors, but the tortoise doesn't have such a situation. There are no carcinogenic factors in the tortoise, so don't worry about getting sick for it.