Turtles mating noise

Two funny turtles mating and in a zoo Turtles have an internal fertilization, whereby the male brings his seed directly into the female genital opening. All species lay eggs without exception. The propagation time of a turtle is species-specific. Before mating, rival males often fight by pounding each other. Turtles have a courtship that also differs per species. In many water turtles, the males have very long nails on the front legs, which they use to fan the female. Country dwellers chase each other, the males biting the females. This aggressive behavior occurs in more reptiles such as the lizards, which hold the female with its mouth during mating. For turtles, however, biting the male is rewarded with better access to the female's cloaca. A turtle is simply a shield with a body in it, which is similar to a balloon: if one side is pressed, the other side bulges out. If the female retracts her head and neck at the front, her cloaca becomes easier accessible. The mating of aquatic t