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Snapping turtle laying eggs



Snapping turtle laying eggs

Snapping turtle laying eggs

Amy Woolvett
Published on June 26th, 2007
Published on January 29th, 2010
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The largest of Canada's freshwater turtles, the snapping turtle, only comes out in late June and early July to lay her eggs.

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Shelburne Department of Natural Resources , Ohio

This one was seen at the corner of the Ohio intersection laying around twenty eggs before walking away. A Shelburne Department of Natural Resources member came to the scene to keep people away and the turtle safe from oncoming traffic while she laid. The eggs will not hatch until late fall or early spring.

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