Tortoise Tactile Interactions and Responses

The video explains that a tortoise's shell is sensitive to touch, contrary to the belief that it is like a stone. Tortoises can feel different tactile sensations on their shell. The video also describes how to interact with tortoises by rubbing and scratching their shells and necks, which they seem to enjoy.

What is the sensitivity level of a tortoise's shell compared to its skin?

• Not sensitive at all

• More sensitive than the skin

• Equally sensitive as the skin

• Less sensitive than the skin

How do tortoises react to different tactile sensations on their shell?

• They hide in their shell

• They can perceive and respond to it

• They ignore it completely

• They become aggressive

What kind of tactile interactions do tortoises enjoy?

• Bright lights

• Loud noises

• Rubbing and scratching

• Being left alone

What behavior do tortoises exhibit when their neck is scratched?

• They retract their neck

• They extend their neck

• They start running

• They make a sound

How do humans typically interact with tortoises to engage them?

• By feeding them

• By playing music

• By rubbing their shell and scratching their neck

• By talking to them