Top 7 Turtles With The Best Parenting Skills

The massive Leatherback Sea Turtle, famed for its migrations, is a great parent. They meticulously dig nests with their flippers on sandy beaches to lay their eggs.

Leatherback Sea Turtle

Painted Turtles are diligent nesters and strong mothers. Small, colorful turtles lay their eggs in well-dug sandy or gravelly nests. After carefully placing the eggs, the mother covers them with earth to protect them from predators.

Painted Turtle

Popular pets and freshwater dwellers, Red-Eared Sliders are good parents. These turtles breed near water bodies so their hatchlings can safely swim.

Red-Eared Slider

Loggerhead Sea Turtles are known for their diligent nesting and rearing. Turtles prefer sandy beaches in tropical and subtropical regions to nest. Female Loggerheads painstakingly excavate a nest, lay their eggs, and cover and camouflage it to avoid predators.

Loggerhead Sea Turtle

Olive Ridley Sea turtle nesting is called “arribadas.” Thousands of females lay their eggs at once during mass nesting episodes. Hatchling survival increases with communal nesting's predator protection.

Olive Ridley Sea Turtle

The greenish fat and enormous stature of Green Sea Turtles make them exceptional nesters. They nest on tropical and subtropical beaches year after year. This site fidelity shows their dedication to child safety.

Green Sea Turtle

Ridley Sea Kemp Turtle nesting and rearing are important to their existence since they are extremely endangered. In arribadas, these turtles deposit their eggs together. 

Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtle

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