Birds:
* Chickens: Lay around 200-300 eggs per year.
* Ducks: Lay around 150-200 eggs per year.
* Geese: Lay around 40-60 eggs per year.
* Turkeys: Lay around 80-100 eggs per year.
* Ostriches: Lay around 10-30 eggs, the largest eggs of any bird.
* Penguins: Lay 1-3 eggs, depending on the species.
Reptiles:
* Snakes: Some snakes can lay dozens of eggs at a time.
* Lizards: Depending on the species, they can lay anywhere from a few to a hundred eggs.
* Turtles: Sea turtles lay hundreds of eggs at a time, while freshwater turtles lay fewer.
Amphibians:
* Frogs: Some frogs can lay thousands of eggs at a time.
* Salamanders: Some salamanders lay hundreds of eggs at a time.
Fish:
* Salmon: Some salmon lay thousands of eggs at a time.
* Cod: Lay millions of eggs at a time.
Insects:
* Butterflies: Lay hundreds of eggs at a time.
* Moths: Lay thousands of eggs at a time.
* Grasshoppers: Lay dozens of eggs at a time.
Other:
* Insects: Many insects lay large numbers of eggs.
* Spiders: Some spiders lay hundreds of eggs in a single egg sac.
This is just a small sample of the many animals that lay large numbers of eggs. The number of eggs laid can vary greatly depending on the species and environmental factors.