Under normal circumstances, Japanese stone turtles can live about 25 years. After talking about the lifespan of Japanese stone turtles, let's talk about the living characteristics and habitat of Japanese stone turtles.

The Japanese stone turtle is a species endemic to Japan and generally lives and flows in Japan in streams, rivers, ditches, and other bodies of water, and in cool streams and ponds in the mountains, the currents are swift and cold. Japanese stone turtles mostly live in water every day, sometimes crawling ashore to bask in the sun. In the hot summer, Japanese stone turtles are mostly active in the morning and evening, and rest in deep water at noon. Japanese stone turtles hibernate on the bottom of streams or ponds.