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Another good question Owls
All turtles lay eggs
The number of eggs they lay actually varies quite a lot across all the different species. In general the smaller freshwater turtles will lay between 1 and 5 clutches of around 10 eggs per breeding season, and they may breed every year, but some only breed once every 2 or 3 years.
The sea turtles also have different patterns
Green turtles – 6 clutches of 115 eggs every 4-6 years
Loggerhead turtles 4 clucthes of 120 eggs every 3-5 years
Leatherback turtles – up to 10 clutches of 100 eggs every 3-5 years
Olive ridley & Kemps ridley 2-3 clutches of ~90 eggs every 2 years
Hawksbill turtles 4 clutches of 120 eggs ever 3-5 years
Flatback turtles 3 clutches of 50 eggs every 1 to 2 years
I hope that helps
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