The nest, situated near the water, is a mound of wet, decaying vegetation that incubates the eggs due to the heat generated by the decomposition of the plant material. A small number of eggs is laid, usually about 10, though in extreme cases up to 20, and they incubate in 85 to 105 days.
The nest, located near water, is a mound of decaying vegetation that provides warmth to incubate eggs due to the heat generated by decomposition. A small number of eggs are laid, typically around 10, though in exceptional circumstances up to 20, and they take 85 to 105 days to hatch.