What if the tortoise is missing and can't be found?

If the turtle at home is missing, then we will look for it, maybe hiding in a corner of the house, or of course accidentally running out.

In fact, the tortoise is really a lovely little animal, so many people are willing to keep it as a pet now, but when keeping the tortoise, you should take protective measures, because some turtles are really naughty. If we don't take protective measures, the tortoise can easily escape over the tortoise tank. But when we get home and find that the tortoise has disappeared, we must first look for it in every corner of the house, because under normal circumstances, the tortoise will not run out of the house, and it is likely to hide in a corner, such as under the sofa or under the bed. Because the tortoise itself especially likes this dark place, don't worry if you can't find it. Usually, if you don't feed the tortoise for several months, it won't die. Sometimes when the tortoise is hungry, it is very likely that it will climb out to find food.

Of course, it does not rule out that the tortoise may have run out. For example, you may accidentally run into the sewer, or the door at home is not closed, and you will run directly outside the yard. This possibility actually exists. If the tortoise has escaped, the probability of getting it back should be low. I suggest you look at the yard first. It may be easier to find some turtles if they are big, but it is more difficult if they are young turtles.

People who often keep turtles should know that turtles are usually not so lively when they don't adapt to the environment, but if they establish a very good interactive relationship with us, sometimes turtles are naughty and lively, so the possibility of running out is very high. If you can't find it, don't worry, because turtles can survive well in the wild.