Pig-Nosed Turtles Hatch Babies Underwater | BBC Earth

The pig-nosed turtle is the most aquatic of all freshwater turtles, found in New Guinea and northern Australia. With flippers for feet, it rarely leaves the water – except to lay its eggs. But there's something extraordinary about these eggs...

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This clip is taken from 'Life In Cold Blood' (2008)
In telling the epic story of the reptiles and amphibians David Attenborough completes his overview of life on the planet. The very latest technology enables extraordinary and previously unseen behaviour to be captured in intimate detail, overturning the myth that cold blooded life is slow, solitary and primitive and revealing these creatures to be as dramatic, social, sophisticated and passionate as warm blooded animals. As with Life in the Undergrowth, this series will change the audience's perceptions forever - giving them a new, warm-hearted relationship with Life in Cold Blood.

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