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Typically turtles live within their shells and use their shells as a form of protection. A typical land turtle draws its head, tail, and legs into its shell for protection. The stout, scaly legs form a sort of armored door. Other turtles, such as the freshwater box and mud turtles, can shut up their shell completely. The plastron of these turtles is hinged and, when closed, fits firmly against the carapace.

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1. We can use the turtle's shell as an example to protect our homes from hurricanes and other tropical storms. We can resemble the turtle shell as a dome shape and put it over houses since the shell of a turtle is waterproof.
2. Soldiers can use the shell of a turtle as a shield to protect them. Many turtles hide inside their shells as a source of protection when they feel as if they are in danger.
3. Humans can wear turtle shells as a hard hat for protection.

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The adaptation I have chosen to focus on is the turtle's shell. The shell of a turtle is covered with a layer of keratin (or the same material that makes up the hooves of horses). The keratin is then arranged in patches called scutes, or shields. The shells are covered with a layer of keratin (the same type of material that makes up our fingernails or horses' hooves). The keratin is arranged in patches called scutes, or shields. The shell is typically made up of 38 staggered scutes which help give the shell of a turtle more rigidity.

The adaptation I have chosen will shield homes from weather which will prove financially beneficial for humans.

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My design is going to be a dome shaped covering for homes. Many homes are destroyed by weather storms such as hurricanes, hail and even rain. Due to this, I plan to make this design in order to protect people's homes from weather damage. This dome shaped covering will be created after studying the shell of a turtle and how it was formed to keep the turtle safe. I will explore the make-up of the turtle's shell also. After my research has been complete, I will work on perfecting the covering so humans have a nice and beneficial advancement to keep their homes safe during storms.