Spotted tortoises don't live very long. Compared to other turtle species, they have a relatively short lifespan. Under normal circumstances, their lifespan will be in the range of 20-30 years, and more than 30 years are rare. How long the spotted tortoise can live is also affected by the suitability of the surrounding environment. If the environment is suitable for the growth of spotted tortoises, they are less prone to disease and have a relatively long lifespan. In harsh environments, spotted tortoises can become ill, shortening their lifespans or even killing them.

The typical behavior pattern of the spotted tortoise in the wild is mostly hidden in Under the shade, most of the most active seasons are spring, usually in autumn or early spring they usually use the warm morning sun to digest their food, and in winter and summer they are dormant and they are almost completely inactive.