The diagram given illustrate the way in which turtle develop during their life cycle
Looking at the illustratio, it is immediately evident that the development of turtle is a natural cyclical process. Additionally, there are a total of ten main stages involved in that process, beginning with laying eggs and culminating in mating.
In the first stage, the female turtle lays a number of eggs on the surface of fine sand near bushes. When the eggs are laid by mother turtle, they corvered to avoid dangerouse animals. After, the baby turtle are hatched, they will be moved to the ocean and will be fed in the water forganing. They will be fed for 5 to 20 years in the shallow water areas. Over time, the turtle will be developed into adults turtle, and they will have an age of 30 to 50 years.
At stage four, the turles are often characterized by specific behavior of back to birthplace. The female turles and male turtles will be moved the birthplace and allure mutual. In the final stage, adult turtles will mate with each other, and after about 2 weeks, the female turtle will be pregnant. The cycle begins turtles are fully grown and mate to make a new generations.