I was going to say box, snapper, or painted slider turtle. We used to find them all the time as kids.
TheRealSugarbat
Could be Rat Snake eggs. They look too elongated for turtle eggs.
PeanutButterMouth
FYI if you want them to live you shouldn’t move reptile eggs. Unlike bird eggs they should stay in the same position as they were laid.
flat_four_whore22
I love all these turtle egg posts sweeping reddit rn.
whaddyaknowboutit
Turtle eggs
HereAgain345
Velociraptor, most likely.
MintyFartSparkle
Box turtle
BP-arker
Turtle
the_surly_tinkerer
I had a box turtle that used to lay eggs that looked like that.
absent-chaos
Snek
BlueCollar-Bachelor
Turtle/Tortoise eggs
Younsneedjesus
You can not move turtle eggs. They will not hatch now. Stop picking them up 😩
Megaceryle-alcyon
Snek
Look_with_Love
Do you have water nearby? They could be snapping turtle eggs. I’ve seen similar nests in my backyard (near a pond) that are dug up by fox and raccoons—they devour them. I believe it takes ~80-90 days for them to hatch.
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I was going to say box, snapper, or painted slider turtle. We used to find them all the time as kids.
Could be Rat Snake eggs. They look too elongated for turtle eggs.
FYI if you want them to live you shouldn’t move reptile eggs. Unlike bird eggs they should stay in the same position as they were laid.
I love all these turtle egg posts sweeping reddit rn.
Turtle eggs
Velociraptor, most likely.
Box turtle
Turtle
I had a box turtle that used to lay eggs that looked like that.
Snek
Turtle/Tortoise eggs
You can not move turtle eggs. They will not hatch now. Stop picking them up 😩
Snek
Do you have water nearby? They could be snapping turtle eggs. I’ve seen similar nests in my backyard (near a pond) that are dug up by fox and raccoons—they devour them. I believe it takes ~80-90 days for them to hatch.
Sorry, that was me.