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

3.8K views · 64 reactions | Each year, humpback whales make the journey to warmer seas to give birth – where females are persued by up to 20 males locked in competition for the chance to mate. This is known as a 'heat run.' | National Geographic UK | Facebook