Wraps are shown on a plate. a man

spreads food out onto a wrap.

How to tell a turtle's age
Pick one " scute " to count.
You want to count rings on the turtle's scutes to help determine age. The scutes are the scales that cover the turtle's shell.

Keep in mind, this method only gives you a very rough estimate, as rings often develop in periods of feast and famine for turtles. In other words, they may develop when the turtle was very hungry or had a lot of food, rather than just in winter and summer.

A crowd is gathered around a black tiled area. A man in black does some breakdance moves. he

then trades off with a man in white, several breakdancers trade off displaying moves as the crowd looks on.

How to prevent repetitive motion injury
Take regular breaks.
This is the easiest way to prevent repetitive motion injuries. Repetitive motion injuries (rmis) occur when a muscle or connective tissue is used too frequently to repair itself.
The more you take a break from the repetitive motion, the more time you give yourself to heal. " microbreaks " should be taken for 30 to 60 seconds for every 10 minutes of computer use.