she buries them in the sand
The female turtle will lay the eggs and the male comes along and fertilizes them. The female turtle will lay eggs even if there is no male turtle around.
The female turtle lays at least 20 eggs
The female turtle lays at least 20 eggs
no, the female turtle needs a male to fertilize her eggs. she can hold her eggs for about 3 years. she can lay them before that though, if she wants.
Only female turtles can lay eggs.
The female turtle does not protect its young from the burning sand, their skin and shell are made to withstand the hot temperatures.
yes my turtle lay egg alone rashed
Your question is some what unclear but I will try my best to answer it. A female turtle doesn't have to mate to lay eggs. So even a lone female turtle may lay unfertilized eggs. If an adult male and female turtle are kept together then they will mate. If the female doesn't have sand or dirt to lay her eggs in then she may lay her eggs in the water or on whatever land possible. If you know your turtle is pregnant and put her in an separate enclosure for 4 months then yes she probably will lay eggs in there.
It is not so much the shell that keeps a baby turtle safe. The mama turtle impacts sand tightly around the eggs which protect the eggs. The eggs themselves are soft and fragile.
Female turtles will always lay eggs once they reach sexual maturity, with or without mating with a male. The only difference is that unless the female turtle has mated, the eggs will not be fertile, therefore they will not hatch. They will only hatch if they are fertile as a result of mating. If you have only just bought your turtle, you should consider keeping the eggs in incubation just in case she came in contact with a male and mated before you bought her. In summary, your female turtle has reached sexual maturity and will begin to lay infertile, dud eggs that will not hatch, unless she has mated with a male turtle.
No, they fertilize it before they are layed
Depends what kind of female turtle we are speaking of. Some species lay their eggs in sand in a dry environment, but some are capable of doing it in the water.