No, female turtles will produce unfertilized eggs. In the case of box turtles, the female can store a males sperm for up to four years. Therefore, they may lay fertilized eggs without copulating with a male.
Yes - there are both male and female turtles.
yes, i think
when the seahorses are mating the female seahorse puts about 1500 eggs into the male seahorses pouch. The male seahorse carries the eggs for 4 to 45 days and then releases the seahorses into the water and leaves them.
i really don't know sorry, but i have two turtles (red eared sliders) and my female seems to be a little friendlier than may male, but i wouldn't say one way or another. both genders seem to be pretty friendly.
No, only female turtles have the reproductive anatomy to lay eggs. Male turtles do not lay eggs; instead, they fertilize the eggs that are laid by the females.
yes, all water turtles do
Yes but they need to be in similar age and size. One male one female and about 5 or 6 years of age. Also the female must be ovulating. for red ear slider turtles the male will vibrate his claws on the female's face when he wants to mate. If she wants to she will sink to the bottom if she doesn't she may become angry and push or scratch the male to make him go away.
yes,though difrent turtles have difrent clues to whether its male or female for example some sliders can be told they are male or female because the male has freakishly long nails and a long tail while the female has short nails and a short tail.The differences between male and female turtles of most different types are the sizes, stomachs, and tail.A male turtle has a concave stomach, which means that its underneath side will cave in slightly. A femaile turtle has a convex stomach, which means that the stomach sticks out more than a male's to hold the eggs.
Yes, there are male and female pigs.
yes
Yes you could if they get along. Put them together and watch them if they don't fight each other than leave them their. That is if you don't mine have some baby turtles. Geckomaster
yes