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Eastern Box Turtles

by Lexie O’Grady

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Eastern Box Turtles
By Lexie O’Grady
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Introduction
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An eastern box turtle is a reptile. A reptile is a cold blooded animal that has scales. It is also vertebrate. The color of the shell is golden brown with dark brown patches. They grow from 5.5 to 8 inches long.
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Eastern box turtles live in leafy woods and grassy areas.
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Eastern box turtles live near us in the eastern United States and their climate is the same as ours.
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In the winter eastern box turtles hibernate.
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Is winter almost over
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Eastern box turtles’ predators are raccoon, snakes, skunks, chipmunks and owls.
That eastern box turtle sure does look good
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Eastern box turtles snap their shells close like a box. That’s how they got their name.
Eastern box turtles’ predators won’t get them because they think it’s a normal shell or rock.
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Snap
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Eastern box turtles are omnivores. They eat plants and animals such as insects and worms .
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Eastern box turtles tear plants with their sharp beaks.
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Eastern box turtles cover their eggs with dirt so predators can’t see them.
Eastern box turtles lay three to eight eggs.
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When am I going to get out?
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