How does the limbs of the tortoise help the tortoise to move on land.
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Although this part of the tortoise is very rigid and strong, the skin on the animal's limbs has a totally different texture. The neck, arms, legs and belly of the tortoise are covered in very soft, loose skin. This pliant texture lets the tortoise move its limbs, even as its shell remains rigid.
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