If broken without the enchantment, pushed by a piston, a gravity-affected block falls into its space, or a player or item falls onto it from a higher block, the egg breaks without dropping anything.

Though eggs cannot be trampled by non-living entities like arrows, they can be trampled by armor stands.

When a falling block such as an anvil or sand block is dropped onto an egg, the falling block is dropped and turned into an item leaving the egg unharmed.

The range of detection is a 47747 area (counted from the block the mob is standing on) on Java Edition.

When a player in Survival or Adventure Game-mode is nearby, the zombie prefers to attack the player rather than trampling the turtle egg.

Though turtle eggs can be placed on any block, they only hatch on sand blocks.

Eggs are also capable of supporting lanterns hanging under them.

On average, an egg will hatch in 4-5 nights.

This is due to the eggs chunk not being loaded and not receiving random ticks.

More turtle eggs than normal can now be placed in one stack by aiming at adjacent blocks.

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Turtle Craft Minecraft