🐢 Desert Tortoise

Gopherus agassizii

Reptile5 front / 4 hind toes2–3 in
About

Round, elephant-like prints in desert sand leading to a half-moon burrow.

Track

2–3 in. Blunt rounded prints, little toe detail. Shallow plastron drag between them. Half-moon shaped burrow entrance. Slow, meandering line.

Where they live

Mojave and Sonoran desert flats and bajadas. Southern California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah.

When they're active

Diurnal in spring and fall; underground in heat

What they eat

Grasses, wildflowers, cactus pads

Fun fact

A startled tortoise may empty its bladder — in the desert that can be fatal, so never handle one.

Should I be concerned?

Protected. Do not touch, lift or relocate.

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