What should I do if the tortoise is immobilized by the sun?

Turtles are reptiles and need proper temperature and humidity to maintain normal physiological operation. In hot weather or strong sunshine, turtles will suffer from heatstroke due to overexposure, which will lead to their inability to exercise and even death.

If you find that your turtle can't move in the sun, you need to take immediate action. Here are some measures you can take:

1. Let its body cool down. Put the tortoise in a cool place. You can put a wet towel under the tortoise or put a shallow basin soaked in cold water. Be careful not to let its head into the water in case of drowning.

2. Feed proper amount of water and fruit. For example, you can give the tortoise some raw fruit, or water some food with proper moisture to provide it with some moisture.

3. Observe the tortoise. If your turtle has been sleeping or breathing weakly, please contact your pet doctor for help immediately.

4. Provide suitable shelter for turtles. Providing a sheltered and ventilated shelter for turtles can help them avoid overexposure and heat exhaustion.

In short, it is very important to prevent excessive exposure and heatstroke. Ensuring the right environment and conditions for your turtles can help them stay healthy and energetic. Let your turtle enjoy a comfortable and pleasant environment, which also helps to enhance its resistance to adversity and disease.