In the context of green sea turtles, a clutch refers to a group of eggs that a female turtle lays during a single nesting event. After mating, a female will typically nest several times in a season, depositing anywhere from 50 to 200 eggs per clutch in a sandy nest on a beach. The eggs incubate in the sand for about 60 days before hatching, leading to the emergence of hatchlings that make their way to the ocean. Each clutch is crucial for the continuation of the species, as many hatchlings face significant threats in their early life stages.
When female green sea turtles want to lay their eggs.
what is a predator of sea turtles
Green Sea Turtles because green sea turtles eat jellyfish.
no it is definetley not likely that green sea turtles are edible but loggerheads and leatherbacks are
Green sea turtles live in salty water.
In the green sea....
No they are just a kind of sea turtle.
Yes, Green sea turtles have skin, all sea turtles have thick, leathery skin
no. sea turtles also eat crabs. :)
yes they have to be green
They are loners, rarely collecting in groups.
The Green Sea Turtles are found in warm, tropical oceans throughout the world.