The western box turtle is hibernating, and the hibernation period is from September to October to April of the second year in the origin. In the wild, western box turtles need to dig deep burrows to ensure proper hibernation temperatures.

After talking about the hibernation of the western box turtle, let's talk about other conditions of the western box turtle Bar. The western box turtle grows in the western part of the United States. The environment in this area is relatively dry and the food is not particularly rich, so the wild western box turtle is more able to adapt to the harsh environment. However, western box turtles are generally more difficult to adapt to artificial environments and thus more difficult to raise.