The lifespan of the four-clawed tortoise is generally about 30 years. The four-clawed tortoise is currently a first-class protected animal in my country. There are relatively few four-clawed tortoises living in the wild, and the number of captive tortoises will be relatively large. Some. Overall, the lifespan of the four-clawed tortoise is not too long.

How long a four-clawed tortoise can live is affected by the surrounding environment . Whether they are wild four-clawed tortoises or captive-bred four-clawed tortoises, their lifespans are limited by environmental factors. The unsuitability of the wild environment is one of the important reasons for the endangerment of the four-clawed tortoise, because in the harsh environment, the four-clawed tortoise will have a very short lifespan and it is easy to die midway. The same is true for four-clawed tortoises that have been raised in captivity. However, in comparison, captive-bred four-clawed tortoises live longer than wild four-clawed tortoises.