It is relatively easy to distinguish between males and females of Hamilton's tortoises, so let's talk about it next.

Hamilton's tortoise is not very young when it is young It is easy to identify, but it can be seen from the difference in the appearance of Hamilton's turtle that the male Hamilton's turtle generally has long and narrow tortoise shells with thin ends, while the female Hamilton's turtle is wider and rounder in the second half. In addition, from the V-shaped notch at the end of the plastron, the angle of the male Hamilton's turtle is smaller, and the angle of the female Hamilton's turtle is larger. The jagged edges of the carapace of the male Hamilton's turtle are more prominent, while the female Hamilton's turtle is more round and gentle.