Argentine giant tortoises are strictly herbivorous species that require a certain amount of fiber in their diet, feeding on wild plants and vegetables. It eats a wide variety of cacti, grasses, dandelions, chicory, alfalfa, clover, and lettuce.

After understanding what the Argentine tortoise eats, let's take a look at its appearance.

The male Argentine tortoise has obvious depressions in the abdomen, and the typical male tortoise is smaller than the female. turtle. The hatchlings are very similar to the Sulcata tortoises, but with a wider carapace and upturned edges. As it grows, the body color becomes darker.