No Because racoon's or squirrels get them sometimes, or any wild animal can.
It's eggs all around.
Well all female turtles dig a hole and lay the eggs and leave, when the eggs hatch they go out by themselves, all the big snakes and hawks try to get them, so if you see one, you might want to save him/her from harm.
Eagles, like all birds, lay eggs.
No, all turtles lay eggs. Although some species of reptiles, like rattlesnakes, are capable of giving birth to live young, turtles do not.
All reptiles lay eggs. Reptiles are animals that have scales, are cold-blooded and lay eggs, like turtles and snakes and lizards.
It's a turtle. It's not supposed to be excited all the time.
This depends on your meaning of the word 'turtle'. English (UK) a turtle is an aquatic animal, they only come ashore to lay eggs. English (USA) a turtle is as the UK definition, but tortoises (UK) are often referred to as 'land turtles' in American English and would include all land species.
None ! All snake eggs (or baby snakes for live-bearers) are expelled from the female snake's cloaca (vent).
all snakes are born when the mother snake lays the eggs with the baby snakes in them and then the snakes hatch out of the eggs. Edit: Not ALL snakes lay eggs - some give birth to live young.
You can tell when a baby snapping turtle is dieing when it does not move at all for five minutes and a liquid poors slowly out of its mouth.
It depends on the type of turtle it is. A female spotted turtle can only have 1 or 2 eggs due to its size, it only gets 5 in long. A Box turtle can have 7 or eight eggs due to its size, it gets up to a foot long. See, it all depends on what type of turtle it is and how long they get.
no i live on a lake and when the eggs first hatched there were 5 babies but when they are little, eels can get them from below and by the end there were only 3 left.