Lots of other animals lay eggs too ... tree frogs lay eggs on a leaf, red crabs lay eggs in the sea, and moths lay eggs on a branch. This clip comes from the BBC series, Our Planet: Eggs and ...

Marine animals conserve energy by swimming at depths about three times their body size. This reduces wave drag and vertical ...

Occasionally, California condors may lay their eggs directly on the ... Among reptiles, sea turtles are likely one of the ...

Mamarika’s clan reveres the green turtle as a totem, or spirit animal ... female olive ridley sea turtles come ashore by the tens of thousands and lay eggs in a mass nesting event known as ...

There are more viviparous shark species - which bear live young - than sharks that lay eggs. But throughout Earth's oceans, viviparity occurs in a variety of forms. Whale sharks (Rhincodon typus) are ...

Females likely migrated hundreds of miles to lay eggs on sandy beaches, much like sea turtles do today. Movement onshore, however, was difficult. An adult female Protostega may have weighed a ton ...

The leatherback sea turtle is the heavyweight of the sea ... become bustling hubs of activity as females dig nests and lay their eggs. It's one of the few times these otherwise solitary animals come ...

Florida’s sea turtle nests survived an intense hurricane season. But climate change poses an uncertain future for the beloved ...

For sea turtles ... numbers and synchronizing their egg-laying is thought to be a “predator swamping” behaviour: an effort to overwhelm the many animals that come to eat hatchling turtles ...

This prediction is based on the typical nesting patterns of sea turtles, which return to lay eggs every 2-4 years. The 2024 nesting season at Cape Hatteras saw over 19,200 sea turtle eggs ...