OMG! All those baby turtles just drowned themselves and nobody tried to stop them! (kidding! kidding! kidding!) All the well thought out supports that were put in place were amazing and it felt like a privilege to watch
I think this should be done as often as possible. I also like the places that take compromised nests and incubate the turtles and release them when they are a little larger. They need as much help as we can give, seeing as humans caused their decline in the first place
The metal grid probably does a lot to prevent anyone or anything from digging up the eggs, but it also seems to be slowing them down. Also wondering why I don't see egg fragments.
They kinda look like ping pong balls, but most reptile eggs are sorta leathery, its more like a skin than a shell, iirc only gators and crocs lay hard shelled eggs like birds.
ThrowAwayAcct0000
Videos like these are awesome. I also love watching videos of people chasing down seals or sea lions and cutting fishing nets off of them.
Andersen81
This is a "cope cage" I can support.
EMHPicardo
FetaForMoses
I don’t have nearly enough straws!
soulseekbob2320
Aaaaaaannd They're Off !! 🏁
PixelSprite64
cyno01
Thizicis
I still say this every single time I see small turtles.
cyno01
Same, that ones in there real deep. Episode from 94.
scoutMoonDiver
I like the one that turned around and went back in.
FTUG
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ChewyTheWookie
OMG! All those baby turtles just drowned themselves and nobody tried to stop them! (kidding! kidding! kidding!) All the well thought out supports that were put in place were amazing and it felt like a privilege to watch
TyrannusEquus
I think this should be done as often as possible. I also like the places that take compromised nests and incubate the turtles and release them when they are a little larger. They need as much help as we can give, seeing as humans caused their decline in the first place
swedeonamoose
So that is the secret they were after all this time.
yourbowelmovement
Head nodding.
QuantumInc
The metal grid probably does a lot to prevent anyone or anything from digging up the eggs, but it also seems to be slowing them down. Also wondering why I don't see egg fragments.
TyrannusEquus
The shells are soft and are squished down by all the movement. I was told they are like a ping pong ball.
cyno01
They kinda look like ping pong balls, but most reptile eggs are sorta leathery, its more like a skin than a shell, iirc only gators and crocs lay hard shelled eggs like birds.