Tortoises divide male and female. Turtles belong to reptiles, and the sex of reptiles is determined not only by chromosomes, but also by the temperature when hatching. When hatching, the temperature is higher, and the hatched little turtles are females, while the temperature is lower, they are males. It is worth mentioning that when a turtle was a child, it was difficult to distinguish between male and female, and only when it grew up could it be distinguished. By pressing, male turtles expose their genitals, while female turtles secrete body fluids.

1. Look at body size: This method of looking at body size is only applicable to turtles of the same age, because turtles of the same age are usually bigger in females and slightly thinner in males.

2, Look at the tail: Some turtles can tell the male from the female by looking at the tail. Female tortoises usually have thin and slightly shorter tails, while males have thicker and longer tails.

3. Look at the nails: The turtle's forelimb nails can also tell its sex. Generally, the nails of female turtles are shorter, while those of male turtles are slightly longer.

4. Bleeding hole: Bleeding hole is the place where turtles reproduce, so males and females are different. The female bleed hole is at the posterior edge of the ventral nail, and in the interior, the shape is round. The male is far away from the abdominal nail and has a square shape.

5. Look at the carapace: It often takes some experience to distinguish the carapace. The carapace in this long line is shorter and wider, while males are not. The carapace is longer and narrower.

6, looking at abdominal armour: For adult turtles, looking at abdominal armour is also a safer method. Usually, the female ventral nail is flat and there is no depression in the middle. While males tend to be sunken in the middle.