Sorry. I have tried surely cardioide[t,a] with Underscore, but in the Reply they are not displayed...

Is there a possibility to define cardioide[t,a] := Table[...]

This is quite simple really, just change your definition from using cardioide[a_] := to cardioide[t_, a_] := and it should work exactly as you describe. Read through this tutorial for information on defining functions in the Wolfram Language.

Looking at your cardioide function, you would do well to remove the list braces inside your table command since the "position" method already returns a list of two coordinates. Something like

cardioide[turtle_, a_ ? NumericQ] := Table[
    turtle["forward",
        (8 / 3) * a * N[Cos[i / 3]] * 0.01745
    ];
    turtle["left", 1 * Degree];
    turtle["position"],
    {i, 0, 9.425, 0.01745}
];
t1 = newTurtle[{0, 0}, {0, 1}];
t2 = newTurtle[{-1, 0}, {0, 1}];
ListLinePlot[
    {cardioide[t1, 2], cardioide[t2, 2]},
    AspectRatio -> Automatic
]

Thank You very much. This is indeed an approach. I will study this. The great deal of multiple turtles are "hunter prey problems" and superimposed movements.

Thank You. Yes I know Association, but its not clear for me...Have you an example?