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Red-footed tortoises and other tortoise species, as well as tortoises, do not have teeth. However, red-footed tortoises have strong jaws and beaks. The tortoise's beak serves as a food chopper.

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Chelonoidis carbonaria
Chelonoidis carbonaria

Red-Footed Tortoise

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The Red-Footed Tortoise (Chelonoidis carbonaria) is not crossbred, but a true tortoise with scaly feet. Male and female tortoises have differences, with males having long and muscular tails. The female Red-Footed Tortoise has a shorter tail and is shaped like a cone. Male and female Red-Footed Tortoises have a slightly curved and notched beak at the front center.