4.9K views · 57 reactions | Have you seen a box turtle digging lately? It’s that time of year! Box turtles dig holes and deposit eggs. They dig with their hind feet, as you can see here. Once they have laid their eggs, they leave them on their own to hatch. These turtles typically lay eggs once a year, and lay only 2 to 8 eggs per clutch. Video Credit: Deb Davis | Mississippi Museum of Natural Science | Facebook

Have you ever seen a turtle digging a hole in the ground, or crossing a busy road, and wondered what he or she was doing? Well, chances are the turtle was trying to lay her eggs! In today's video, Tisha talks about Ontario's turtle species, turtle nesting, and what TRCA and our team of citizen scientists are doing to protect turtle nests! More info on Ontario's 8 native turtle species at https://ontarioturtle.ca/turtles. | Toronto and Region Conservation Authority

Dive into the incredible world of sea turtles! This video uncovers ten surprising facts about their diverse species, fascinating behaviors, and unique survival skills. Prepare to be amazed by these ancient mariners! #SeaTurtles #MarineLife #OceanFacts #TurtleConservation #Wildlife | Mind Orbit Facts