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Herman tortoise personality traits, habit traits
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It is one of the tortoises that inhabit North Africa (mainly the Maghreb), the Balkan Peninsula, Asia Minor, Mesopotamia, and the Caucasus. It is relatively easy to manage in terms of proper size, so it is also a widely kept species as a pet.
Inhabiting three continents and spreading over a wide range, tunisia is the smallest subspecies in an extreme case and cannot hibernate for long periods of time, while the northern Balkan subspecies weighs more than 10 times more than it.
In some areas, it overlaps with the habitats of the Hermann and Husfeld turtles. Although they share the same relatives, the Greek turtle's tail does not have a hook.
The name "Greek" is derived from the similarity of the pattern of the back armor to the Greek ceramic pattern. It's easy to think of as a turtle of Greek origin. Surprisingly, modern Greece did not inhabit it. The detailed ecology of each subspecies varies, but all are herbivorous tortoises.
Pairing begins after most hibernation periods end, with males looking for their desired females and following them to try pairing. As a one-time mating, females can store male sperm and lay eggs multiple times.
As a long-lived species, the confirmed individuals lived for 125 years.
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