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Pathenvy

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  1. Does this sound like what you found???

     

    Female snapping turtles often have traditional nesting areas and they are known to journey 10 miles (16 km) in order to reach the nesting site. Twenty to 30 eggs

    are laid in a hole in moist soil about 4 to 7 inches (10 -18 cm) deep that is dug with their hind legs. The eggs are round,

    shelled, and about an inch (2.5 cm) in diameter, about the size of a small golf ball.

  2. Mine is because I'm from PA and mountian biking is the reason I bought a pathfinder.. Seems funny to me that I spell mountain wrong on every forum and no one calls me out!!!

     

    Absolutely noticed.... thought it was intentional, it was, wasn't it???

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