Have you ever wondered how snapping turtles mate? We got you. As waters begin to warm, so do the hearts of snapping turtles. Mating can occur during spring through fall - eggs are usually laid in summer. The female snapper can store the male's sperm for several seasons, using it when necessary to fertilize her eggs. These gnarly scavengers are a vital part of healthy wetlands and aquatic habitats, and they aren’t shy about sharing their business. Video: Erin Huggins/USFWS Video description: A ma

17K views · 202 reactions | Mating season is upon us and that definitely was evident with these two snapping turtles along Centennial Trail. A big thanks to trail user Jon Grainger for capturing the footage and sharing it with us. | Forest Preserve District of Will County | Facebook

9.3K views · 732 reactions | Sea turtles have been roaming the ocean for millions of years, and their diet includes the often unexpected jellyfish! These ancient mariners have evolved to feed on these gelatinous creatures, helping regulate jellyfish populations and maintain a healthy ocean ecosystem. Let's celebrate our ecosystem guardians and work together towards a sustainable future for our ocean  : Matthew David Kaplan @matthewunderwater | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR | Facebook