1.7K views · 25 reactions | Removing some crocodile eggs to be put in the incubator. This will ensure that we have hatchlings for the new year. In the wild less than 1% of these eggs will survive in the first few months as predators will eat the hatchlings. | Croc City Crocodile and Reptile Park | Facebook

Looking for turtle eggs in the greenhouse! Now that we’re coming up on summer, turtle laying season is in full swing, so it's important for us to keep up on egg checks. These turtle tubs allow the turtles to dig up to 2 feet down in the sand to deposit their eggs, although the majority of the species deposit their eggs around 6-8 inches under the surface. After we collect the eggs they go right into an incubator in order to maintain the proper temperature to hatch healthy babies.We cannot wait t