<prompt> Fumana phapang pakeng tsa sekolopata le sekolopatanan  <response>: Instruction in English: Determine the differences between a tortoise and a turtle . Response in English: While tortoises and turtles both belong to the order Testudines, there are several differences between the two. Here are some of the main differences: 1. Habitat: One of the most obvious differences between turtles and tortoises is their habitat. Turtles live mostly in water, while tortoises live on land. Turtles are typically found in rivers, ponds or the sea, while tortoises are found in dry, arid areas such as deserts or grasslands.2. Physical characteristics: Turtles and tortoises have different physical features adapted to their different habitats. Turtles have streamlined shells, webbed feet, and long front limbs for swimming, while tortoises have high-domed shells, thick legs, and short front limbs for crawling on land.3. Diet: Turtles are omnivores, meaning they eat a varied diet of both plant and animal matter. Tortoises, on the other hand, are mostly herbivores, with a diet primarily composed of plants, including grasses, fruits and vegetables. Some species of tortoise also eat insects, worms, and carrion.4. Life-span: Tortoises have a longer lifespan than turtles. Some tortoise species are known to live for up to 150 years or more, while the average lifespan for a turtle is between 20 to 40 years.5. Reproduction - Both turtles and tortoises lay eggs, but the former usually does this underwater, while the latter buries its eggs in soil or sand. The eggs of a tortoise are round while the eggs of a turtle are elongated. . Response in Sesotho: Le hoja likolopata le likolopata ka bobeli li le sehlopheng sa Testudines, ho na le liphapang tse maloa pakeng tsa tse peli. Mona ke tse ling tsa liphapang tse kholo: 1. Habitat: E ngoe ea phapang e totobetseng pakeng tsa likolopata le likolopata ke sebaka sa tsona sa bolulo. Dikgudu di dula haholo metsing, ha dikgudu di dula fatshe. Likgudu hangata li fumaneha linokeng, matangoaneng kapa leoatleng, ha likolopata li fumaneha libakeng tse omeletseng, tse omeletseng joalo ka mahoatata kapa makhulo. 2. Litšobotsi tsa mele: Likolopata le likolopata li na le likarolo tse fapaneng tsa mele tse ikamahanyang le libaka tsa tsona tse fapaneng. Likgudu li na le likhetla tse otlolohileng, maoto a marang-rang, le maoto a malelele a ka pele bakeng sa ho sesa, ha likolopata li na le likhetla tse phahameng, maoto a teteaneng le maoto a makhutšoanyane a ka pele bakeng sa ho hahaba fatše. 3. Lijo: Likolopata ke li-omnivores, ho bolelang hore li ja mefuta e fapaneng ea lijo tsa limela le liphoofolo. Likgudu, ka lehlakoreng le leng, boholo ba tsona ke liphoofolo tse jang litlama, me lijo li entsoe ka limela, ho kenyeletsoa joang, litholoana le meroho. Mefuta e meng ea likolopata le eona e ja likokoanyana, libōkō le lintho tse shoeleng. 4. Nako ea bophelo: Likgudu li phela nako e telele ho feta likolopata. Mefuta e meng ea likolopata e tsejoa e phela lilemo tse ka bang 150 kapa ho feta, ha nako e tloaelehileng ea bophelo ba sekolopata e pakeng tsa lilemo tse 20 ho isa ho tse 40. 5. Ho ikatisa - Likgudu le likolopata li behela mahe, empa tsa pele hangata li etsa sena ka tlasa metsi, ha tse qetellang li epela mahe a tsona mobung kapa lehlabatheng. Mae a khudu a nkgokolo mola mae a khudu a matelele. 