Assertion: turtle | /r/CapableOf | lay egg
Facets:
value: on land
type: LOCATION
value: in sand
type: LOCATION
value: on not water
type: LOCATION
value: like other reptiles
type: OTHER
value: in uplands
type: LOCATION
value: on the ground
type: LOCATION
value: in nests
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: All turtles lay eggs.
text: they breathe air and lay their eggs on land, although many species live in or around water.
text: Turtles lay eggs!
text: Turtles lay their eggs on land and not water.
text: Some turtles lay only a few eggs.
text: Like other reptiles, turtles lay eggs that are slightly soft and leathery.
text: Turtle lays eggs in the holes in the sand.
text: All sea turtles (and all turtles) lay eggs, so they are oviparous.
text: Both turtles and tortoises lay eggs on the ground.
text: All turtles lay eggs, which they bury in soil, sand, or vegetation.
text: These turtles travel extensively over land to reach new habitats or to lay eggs.
text: Like other reptiles, turtles lay eggs which are slightly soft and leathery.
text: Turtles that are out and about, whether to lay eggs or to search for a new source of water and other resources, are best left alone.
text: The turtle may then lay eggs.
text: Also, if the turtle you capture does lay eggs, you need to be aware of another part of the Virginia regulation that states you can collect and keep for personal use, no more than five individuals of any single species of reptile or amphibian.
text: When the turtle has finished digging the egg chamber, she begins to lay eggs.
text: These turtles rarely leave the water except to lay eggs.
text: Of course, their laying habits may be a little different, but all turtles lay their eggs on land.
text: It is only if the turtles have no other option, that they might lay their eggs in the water, but that is only as a last resort.
text: This also works in the favor of turtles when they lay their eggs because the water coming out of these glands protects their eyes from sand!
text: All turtles lay their eggs on land.
text: The nesting procedure begins when the turtles leave the sea to choose an area to lay their eggs.
text: All turtles lay their eggs on land, and none show parental care.
text: Some turtles lay their eggs in sand and abandon them (like the Olive Ridley sea turtle).
text: Some turtles lay their eggs along the water's edge in nests and remain nearby and return annually for mating (like the Diamondback terrapin).
text: He would take the turtles back to his home in Pennsylvania, and rather than let them naturally progress to a point where they were able to lay or drop their eggs, he would inject them with oxytocin,” Bessey says.
text: Once they then laid their eggs, he would sell off the adult females—a red flag because a legitimate breeder wouldn’t sell off his breeding stock.
text: All turtles lay their eggs in nests in uplands, making the protection of both upland and aquatic habitats essential to their survival.
text: Turtles lay eggs.