Hamilton's tortoises generally live about 150 years, and Hamilton's tortoises have a relatively long lifespan.

The reason why Hamilton's turtle lives so long , probably related to the living habits of Hamilton's tortoises. Hamilton's turtle has a lively temperament, is not afraid of people, and loves to eat everything. Within three months of being born, Hamilton's turtles are dark and covered with white spots, which is obviously a good protective color in the wild. As Hamilton's tortoises continue to grow, the white spots on the carapace will soon disappear, gradually transforming into sparse and relatively inconspicuous white stripes.