The answer to that question relies heavily on the particular species of turtle, however, as a general rule turtle species are long lived and late maturing. Most species will mature at roughly 10 years, though this may be less in some species, and upwards of 20 years in others! It also may depending on the environment they are living in. In warmer localities individuals may mature a fee years earlier than those in colder climates.
This varies by species, but most tortoises and box turtles become sexually mature at about 8 years of age. No I Agree With Thee Abuv :)
they "do" age die at 10000years old like humans so you have a long boring life with your tortise ahead of you
Depending on the species and geographical location, Loggerheads reach maturity around 18-25 years old.
Turtles sexual maturity is based on their size rather than age when grow 69-79 cms .
It depends on size and breed of turtle or tortoise
Yes
It takes 20-30 years for a sea turtle to reach sexual maturity.
when do sharks reach sexual maturity
they dont reach maturity for about 6 months
Dolphins reach maturity about the age of 4 yrs. when they are finished nursing from mother.
They reach sexual maturity at 5-6 years old.
It takes approximately 30-40 days to reach maturity.
Depending on the species, frogs take 1 to 5 years to reach maturity.
Maturity occurs around 11-12 years of age. But the brain doesn't reach full maturity until 25.
They achieve it at 100 days of maturity.
Essentially, yes, though perhaps the term "juvenile" is better applied than "baby". Most turtle species do not reach maturity until the age of 6 or 7, or even later for larger species.
After metamorphosis, salamanders reach sexual maturity at one year.
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