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tortoise

Turtle is a reptile belonging to the family Turtles in the order Turtles and the genus Turtles. Also known as grass turtle, mud turtle, golden turtle, fragrant turtle, etc. Turtles are distributed in various provinces in southern China, with the highest number in the Yangtze River Basin. They are also found in countries such as Korea and Japan. They prefer to inhabit streams, lakes, rice paddies, and aquatic plants. Turtles are semi aquatic, omnivorous, and ectothermic animals. I enjoy eating animal based foods such as insects, worms, small fish and shrimp, as well as plants such as tender leaves, duckweed, grass seeds, and rice. In ancient China, turtles were revered as objects of worship and were particularly fond of raising turtles. The turtle is also known as one of the "Four Spirits".

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