1. why does the tortoise hibernate and climb

out? The tortoise hibernates and climbs out because the ambient temperature is too high. Once the temperature rises during hibernation, it will wake up ahead of time. If it wakes up repeatedly, it will cause great harm to its health and even cause it to die. Therefore, when hibernating, try to ensure that the temperature will not rise above 15 degrees Celsius, if it wakes up early, it is necessary to avoid the temperature drop, to prevent it from re-entering the hibernation state, and to keep warm for the winter.

Tropical tortoises: Although most tortoises have the habit of hibernation, some species living in tropical and subtropical areas will not hibernate because they have not experienced winter in their environment. Once the temperature drops, they may freeze to death. Therefore, it is better to prepare heating rods and other means to maintain the temperature of the environment.

2. Young tortoises: Newborn tortoises are generally called young tortoises. Because they are too small, they are at great risk of hibernation, so they are usually heated for the winter. As the baby turtle grows up, it will become a baby turtle. The baby turtle with a length of more than 5 centimeters can hibernate, but if it is less than 5 centimeters, it is not suitable for natural winter.

3. Weak tortoises: In addition to very small tortoises, thin tortoises cannot hibernate. If the body stores less fat, excessive consumption during hibernation will also make it unable to wake up. Therefore, it is usually necessary to feed more food in autumn so that it can accumulate certain nutrients.