Angolan tortoises generally refer to Madagascar tortoises, belonging to Tortoise and Maldivian tortoises. Radiation turtle, also called radiation turtle, is a kind of turtle with very beautiful patterns. Radiation turtle is one of the rare turtles in the world. The difference between Angoloka turtle and copepod turtle is that the carapace of Angoloka turtle is dome-shaped and the front edge of the shield has dark brown triangular markings. They mainly inhabit the relatively dry savanna or live in the grassland environment near the coast. They are a kind of turtles with very few wild populations at present, and their survival is easily affected by the environment. Angolan tortoises are herbivores, mainly feeding on plants or vegetables. Artificial angora turtles need to supplement some trace elements regularly.

There are beautiful patterns on the tortoise shell, and the patterns on the tortoise shell are star-shaped or radial patterns. Because the number of radiation turtles in the wild is very small, it is a rare turtle species and a very popular pet turtle. Radiation turtles mainly inhabit relatively dry shrubs or forests, and they mainly feed on herbivores. The food provided to them can be green plants or fruits, and some tortoise feed can also be provided appropriately.