Roosters do not lay eggs, obviously, and they are not needed in order for hens to lay eggs.
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The platypus is one of five mammals that lay eggs.
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The eggs themselves weren't surprising — female octopuses typically lay eggs.
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Wear insect repellent, since mosquitoes lay eggs in standing water.
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They lay eggs and their babies are, obviously, called Porglets.
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Unlike burying beetles, most insects lay eggs and move on.
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Females sometimes lay eggs in one another's nests, according to Audubon.
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They prefer to lay eggs in freshwater ponds, streams and lakes.
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Ultimately the monarchs did come and lay eggs in my garden.
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That would be particularly silly, especially since roosters don't lay eggs.
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The burrows in which they lay eggs damage roads and golf courses.
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But these would be caught before they had time to lay eggs.
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However, these would not be rattlesnakes, as rattlesnakes do not lay eggs.
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Some say It shifts into a female spider form to lay eggs.
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Don't ride on wild animals when they are trying to lay eggs.
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Female screwworm flies lay eggs in open wounds of animals and humans.
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"The chickens lay eggs in the middle of a scene," she said.
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There are even parasitoid wasps that lay eggs in other parasitoid wasps.
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They grow toward the sun, build cities, lay eggs, and some even bone.
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These creatures didn't lay eggs, but instead gave live birth to young, i.e.
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Costco is partnering with Nebraska farmers to raise breeder hens to lay eggs.
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Flies often arrive within minutes after a death to mate and lay eggs.
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Unlike many amphibians, red-backs do not return to water to lay eggs.
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We give salmon the stream so that they can leave and lay eggs.
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Get rid of trash where water accumulates and allows the mosquitoes to lay eggs.
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Desert locusts only lay eggs in moist soil, to keep them from drying out.
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Monarchs lay eggs only on milkweed plants, which grow wild throughout the United States.
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Aedes aegypti, the mosquitoes that carry Zika, lay eggs in small containers of water.
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If queens lack pollen, they won't lay eggs and the population stagnates or declines.
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When they're happy the nest is at its best capacity, then they lay eggs.
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Sea turtles lay eggs multiple times each season, which lasts from May to October.
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Autumn arrives, and they return to their birthplaces to mate, lay eggs and die.
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They then feed through winter and hop off in the spring to lay eggs.
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Then there is the lanternfly's unusual ability to lay eggs on almost any surface.
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Bald eagles lay off-white eggs, while golden eagles lay eggs with brown spotting.
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The females lay eggs and males sport venom-secreting spurs on their hind legs.
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Adult females depend on astronomical navigation when returning to their natal beaches to lay eggs.
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This furrow is an organ on the underside of female spiders used to lay eggs.
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There're even those who began trying to convince people that in fact giraffes lay eggs.
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They prefer to lay eggs in leafy, sunlit pools and drains, rice fields and ponds.
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Underwater, the alkali flies feast on algae and lay eggs free from competition and predators.
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Platypuses have fur, bills, webbed feet and a beaver-like tail, and they lay eggs.
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Some birds lay colorful or speckled eggs, and others lay eggs with plain white shells.
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TaiwanNiao bu sheng dan de guo jia: "Countries where birds don't lay eggs," also from Quartz.
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Your kids get them because they put their hands in their mouth and they lay eggs.
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They will begin to lay eggs in northern Mexico and southern U.S., starting the cycle again.
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In addition to an impaired ability to lay eggs, the queens also exhibited poor locomotor activity.
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A group of people are trolling a popular YouTube livestream by saying that giraffes lay eggs.
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Invasive insect species that lay eggs almost exclusively travel via wooden pallets and live plant trade.
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Another suggested that birds lay eggs in shapes that pack together best in different-size clutches.
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They're way smarter than regular cats, they lay eggs, and they have tentacles in their mouths.
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After mating with the bacteria-carrying males, the female mosquitos will lay eggs that don't hatch.
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After securing a stash of dung, beetles will mate, and the females lay eggs in the feces.
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This represented a momentous evolutionary leap for these sea creatures, liberating them from having to lay eggs.
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The traps contain naturally occurring insecticides to kill female mosquitos when they try to lay eggs inside.
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They lay eggs with shells almost the color of champagne and yolks high and fat, perfect domes.
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Once well-fed, the lady beetles lay eggs before they die, and the life cycle begins anew.
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Aedes aegypti lay eggs that can cling to a dry surface until the rain they need arrives.
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Since females will not lay eggs until they are fed, Dr. Matthews took a necessary first step.
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Sort of, they're quite similar, freshwater tank fish that have tiny live babies rather than lay eggs.
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Fresh pollen prompts the queen to lay eggs, and provides an important protein source for young bees.
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The rest of the time, they go into queen mode and all colony members lay eggs together.
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Later, they release mature males into the wild to infect females, which lay eggs that do not hatch.
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Of course, neither rabbits nor hares lay eggs, nor are eggs involved in the biblical story of Easter.
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Etymologists told CBS that the Phorid flies are attracted to open wounds, where they seek to lay eggs.
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Baby male chicks of no economic value because they cannot lay eggs are ground up alive in wood chippers.
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They're small, not usually dangerous, and they can even be practical, if you can get them to lay eggs.
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Five to 10 days later, brown furry moths emerge to lay eggs; the moths live for less than week.
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When mosquitoes lay eggs in cold weather, the larvae emerge with a thaw, allowing them to breed and multiply.
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Like other goldenrods, seaside goldenrod hosts a number of insect parasites that lay eggs in the plant's living stems.
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Also, the females nest and lay eggs as many times as they can, generally about five to a nest.
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Public health workers are scouring Olympic venues and tourist sites for puddles, stagnant water and other areas mosquitoes lay eggs.
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Some groups are using radiation to create infertile males that breed with females, which then lay eggs that don't hatch.
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Since bulls can't make milk and roosters can't lay eggs, it's cheaper to destroy them than raise them to adulthood.
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The egg movement even has multiple Facebook pages, one with more than 900 members called #TeamEgg (Giraffes DO Lay Eggs).
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The worms mate and lay eggs that develop into immature worms, which travel through the arteries and into the muscles.
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Most encounters with terrapins occur in early summer, when females leave the water on their perilous journeys to lay eggs.
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The sanctuaries are important because sea turtles will only lay eggs on the exact beach on which they were born.
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Birds leave the Southern Hemisphere and fly thousands of miles to lay eggs and feast on insects in the north.
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The females at Lake Bemidji, many of which are related, lay eggs that hatch around the same time, he said.
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Even the formidable Mr. Menken and Mr. Zippel did: A couple of the additional songs, despite nifty lyrics, lay eggs.
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Other factors, such as more oxygenated water or certain mineral concentrations, may have also influenced their decision to lay eggs there.
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Alternatively, male mosquitoes infected with Wolbachia bacteria can be released to breed with females, which, again, lay eggs that don't hatch.
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Rattlesnakes, which don't lay eggs, can give birth to as many as 24 or more babies at once, Emily Taylor says.
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Armyworm moths lay eggs in maize plants and the caterpillars have also been known to march en masse across the landscape.
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Khalil meticulously details her findings and tracks the footsteps of adult turtles which scramble up the sand banks to lay eggs.
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Novice hens can lay eggs without shells — "it looks like someone's trying to cook an egg in the nest," she said.
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"I wish the seasonal pattern would return so fish can lay eggs as they used to," said fisherman Chai Haikamsri, 47.
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For example: Do you tell your kid that while 99.99% of all rabbits don't lay eggs, there is one that does?
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Similarly concerning is that the ponds mosquitoes depend on as spots to lay eggs are disappearing in Greenland for unknown reasons.
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"It's much like a chicken -- they lay eggs whether they are fertilized or not, if the conditions are good," she told CNN.
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And egg producers will not bear the expense of continuing to feed hens after they have gotten too old to lay eggs.
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Specifically, fewer female Aedes aegypti, the ones that bite and lay eggs and transmit diseases, including the United States' newest scourge: Zika.
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"Good strong fliers tend to lay eggs that are more asymmetric and more elliptical," study author Mary Stoddard from Princeton told Gizmodo.
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Scabies What causes it: Scabies are tiny mites — so tiny you can't see them — that burrow into your skin and lay eggs.
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With luck, they will find a queen ant to lay eggs and start a colony under the watchful eye of a collector.
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It is caused by parasitic worms, picked up in infested waters, which drill through people's skin and lay eggs in their bodies.
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Municipal health agents have been scouring venues and popular tourists sites to eliminate stagnant water and other areas where Aedes lay eggs.
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"For some species, no ice cover is not good for them because they need a safe place to lay eggs," Wang said.
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They grow too slowly for people to invest in feeding them long enough to produce meat, and they are unable to lay eggs.
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Have kids bathe in the morning, and wash their bums well; pinworms lay eggs at night, so this can help scrub 'em off.
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The fish jostle and bump one another in a swirling tight-knit mass as the females lay eggs that are fertilized by males.
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Historically, eggs were a seasonal food, with hens slowing down or ceasing to lay eggs altogether as daylight waned and winter set in.
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This mosquito juice concentrates in the device over time and makes it even more attractive to other bugs who want to lay eggs.
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Knowledge of which species lay eggs at which stages of decomposition can help determine how long ago a person turned into a body.
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Testa said crocodiles usually leave the caves to lay eggs, but these crocs may have been trapped -- and that's why they are different.
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Kellner cited evidence that females gathered together to lay eggs in nesting colonies and returned over the years to the same nesting site.
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But females with two copies of the modified gene showed both male and female characteristics - they failed to bite and did not lay eggs.
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But the number goes up in the weeks afterwards, when floods recede but standing puddles of water remain where mosquitoes like to lay eggs.
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The moths lay eggs in maize plants and the caterpillars have also been known to march en masse across the landscape - hence the name.
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Platypuses, which still lay eggs, belong to the oldest; their ancestors split off from those of other living mammals roughly 170 million years ago.
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Conservationists point out that if the three new gannets lay eggs on the island, those chicks are likely to come back after they reach maturity.
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Its function is to both sting and lay eggs inside of another creature, which is eventually killed from the inside by the wasp's horrifying offspring.
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The ants don't have a queen and reproduce clonally, meaning female ants lay eggs that don't need to be fertilized to produce more female ants.
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The birds also lay eggs earlier and mature birds weigh 220 grams now, he said, instead of 320 grams, as they did in the past.
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Topping the list is a platypus-like critter called the Attenborough's Long-beaked Echidna, which is one of only two mammals known to lay eggs.
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But in this particular bee, the workers lay eggs that self-fertilize and become female workers in their home colonies or the hives they invade.
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Kendler first designed the garden for pollinators, creating the art to primarily attracted monarch butterflies to a space where they could feed and lay eggs.
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"Ovals lay eggs" (2016) is a wall relief that provides an oval niche where an unnamed bird might wish to deposit its egg for safekeeping.
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Every spring, monarchs fly up from Mexico to lay eggs on milkweed plants in Texas and the Midwest, breeding two successive generations as they go.
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The armyworm moths lay eggs in maize plants and the caterpillars have also been known to march en masse across the landscape - hence the name.
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Over time, as the intact males are crowded out of the mating game and the females lay eggs that never reach maturity, the whole population dwindles.
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If her ability to lay eggs is reduced, that is a subtle effect that isn't (immediately) noticeable but translates to really dramatic consequences for the colony.
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"The genetically modified male has to mate with a wild female, and the wild female has to bite us in order to lay eggs," she said.
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The CDC recommends routinely scrubbing, covering, or throwing out items that hold water—think flower pots, trash containers, or pools—since mosquitoes lay eggs around water.
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A perpetual cycle of transmission Inside the human body, female worms grow into adults and lay eggs that migrate through the body for release in faeces.
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Like ticks native to America, the Asian longhorned tick can spread disease, but what sets this parasite apart is its ability to lay eggs without mating.
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The garden attracted monarch butterflies to a space where they could feed and lay eggs, instead of just passing by on their journey down the river.
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But dredging sand can displace important shellfish and fisheries; species like Atlantic herring lay eggs on sand and gravel habitat, and removal can affect the population.
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A Los Angeles Times report details how in spring, ladybugs annually pick up and migrate from the Sierra Nevada mountains to mate, eat, and lay eggs.
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"Those that have the advantage of being able to lay eggs on non-plant material obviously have a better chance of surviving and spreading," he added.
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In birds and other species it works the opposite way: there's either ZZ or ZW, where the W signifies that the bird is going to lay eggs.
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Most diamondback terrapins, a particularly prized species, must survive to age 8 before they can lay eggs, which means evading predators including raccoons, skunks, seagulls and humans.
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Soil moisture data helps authorities locate areas where the ground is wet enough for the locusts to lay eggs and to monitor them for signs of swarming.
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Animals that lay eggs rather than experiencing pregnancy do not face the trade-off between head size at birth and infant competence that drives the entire process.
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Other factors that affect their disease-spreading potential include feeding habits, where they lay eggs and the density of the infected population compared with the human population.
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Loggerheads go into a trancelike state when they lay eggs, Dr. Pfaller said, adding that if you approach a turtle before that point, it might get spooked.
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There used to be more than a billion black-and-orange monarchs fluttering up from Mexico each spring to lay eggs on milkweed plants across North America.
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But no matter how many milkweed seedlings I set out from one year to the next, no gravid monarch female ever arrived to lay eggs on them.
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Only the males of the group are being released because the bacteria, Wolbachia, makes them sterile, so the wild females they mate with lay eggs that won't hatch.
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And this, surprisingly, is a useful mating strategy because the fluid that these beetle's ejaculate contains chemicals that make females more inclined to mate — or to lay eggs.
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Levine said Miami Beach is doing its part to educate residents and tourists as well as eliminating standing water or garbage where Zika-spreading mosquitoes can lay eggs.
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"We Nuh Want ZIKV," a reggae song from Jamaica's health ministry, warns the public to get rid of standing water around their homes where mosquitoes could lay eggs.
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" &aposALIEN&apos WASPS LAY EGGS INSIDE CATERPILLARS THAT BURST THROUGH THEM The researchers added "that the presence of a vertical e-field elicits ballooning behavior and takeoff in spiders.
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That means that, unlike most reptiles and all birds today, this ancient marine reptile didn't lay eggs but evolved to give birth to live young, just like we do.
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To apply a fairy-tale metaphor to a fairy-tale franchise, if you're forcing the golden goose to lay eggs more frequently, at a certain point, you're factory farming.
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Following the extreme high tides allows the crabs to lay eggs where aquatic predators will not go: the damp sand covered by water only once or twice a month.
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"80 percent of them are hit by cars," Freitas told WBTV, adding that the majority of injuries come when it rains, as that's when turtles like to lay eggs.
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It indicated the creature was fully marine, not having to leave the ocean to lay eggs on land like sea turtles, exposing the eggs or hatchlings to land predators.
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These females will also invade colonies of other honeybee subspecies and lay eggs in some cases, and they can enter undetected by bees that would normally kick them out.
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As a queen bee you have to build a hive, lay eggs, and assign roles to each bee, as well as defending the colony from hornets and other colonies.
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It can lay eggs in virtually any nook or cranny it finds: buckets, tires, cups, plastic bags — anything that will later fill up with rain, allowing the larvae to hatch.
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It's an incredible sight — from the moment the turtles sweep away the sand to lay eggs to when the hatchlings dig their way out of the sand to the sea.
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It can lay eggs in virtually any nook or cranny it finds: buckets, tires, cups, plastic bags — anything that will later fill up with rain, allowing the larvae to hatch.
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The spiky creatures lay eggs even though they're mammals, they eat termites but they're not related to anteaters, and they evolved from an ancestor shared with the duck-billed platypus.
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Males that carried the modified gene showed no changes, as did some females; however, many females displayed both male and female characteristics, failed to bite and did not lay eggs.
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It turned out DDT made eagles lay eggs with such weak shells that the adult eagles would crush the eggs in the nest as they tried to incubate the next generation.
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Egg shapes are incredibly diverse among bird species: hummingbirds lay eggs in the shape of Tic Tacs; owls make globe-like eggs; and sand pipers lay pointy eggs shaped like raindrops.
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As the female and her mate partially bury themselves in the sand to lay eggs, other males surround them, in hopes that their sperm might also fertilize some of the eggs.
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They urge employers to give outdoor workers clothing that covers exposed skin, hats with mosquito netting, insect repellents, and to eliminate standing water near work sites where mosquitoes could lay eggs.
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Their analysis suggests that birds that are good flyers — like swifts, which spend most of their lives up in the air — tend to lay eggs that are pointier or more elongated. Why?
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If the worms lay eggs in a woman's genital areas, including the vagina and cervix, they can cause lesions which make women more vulnerable to HIV, experts in the tropical disease said.
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As a result, female bedbugs who know when they're going to be fed have better reproductive success, even though they lay eggs at the same rate as those with unpredictable meal schedules.
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The sterile males will be released into target areas to mate with wild females who will lay eggs that produce no offspring, he said during an IAEA meeting of mosquito control experts.
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Perhaps the scene that reminded me most of this future approach took place in Argentina, when Attenborough decided to find out how the rhea cock urges hens to lay eggs in his nest.
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Terry HlywkaOctober 18, 2016 The monarch butterfly is an important pollinator across the US, and they migrate to Mexico every winter, where they spend the colder months eating and getting ready to lay eggs.
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That same week in June, the muhtar's chickens and rooster strutted and squawked in and out of his office during the day, in part so the chickens could discreetly lay eggs under his desk.
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Unable to lay eggs and lacking the genetic enhancements that define broiler chickens (those raised for meat), male chicks born in the egg-laying industry are ground alive, gassed, or otherwise killed shortly after hatching.
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When it's time to lay eggs, the two toads turn backward somersaults in the water to release the eggs, which then hit the male's belly before bouncing back down to the mother's back for fertilization.
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While birds have a pair of ovaries, the only functional one is on the left side — which in this cardinal is female, so it is theoretically possible that it could lay eggs, Dr. Hooper said.
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In the mid-20th century, runoff carrying the insecticide DDT entered so many rivers and streams that eagles were regularly eating contaminated fish, which caused them to lay eggs with shells too thin to support incubation.
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But the more likely explanation, the team argues, is that it crawled across a tidal flat, became stranded as it searched for a way back out to sea or a place to lay eggs, and died.
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They live in Australia, lay eggs as the platypus does and absolutely go on walkies, as well as dig themselves into soft earth tenaciously, when under threat, so that their only exposed bits are sharp spines.
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The squid spend their short life – just over a year – migrating thousands of miles between the Sea of Japan and the Pacific Ocean, mating, then returning to lay eggs in the same area where they were born.
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For example, in Hainan, an island province in southern China, sea turtle meat and shells are in high demand and in the past 30 years, Hainan has seen a decrease of turtles coming in to lay eggs.
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This year I've had better luck: After watching a monarch female lay eggs on the milkweed in my own garden — not once but twice this season — I brought a few eggs indoors to raise safe from predators.
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The western monarchs winter in coastal tree groves in California, only to fan out in spring to lay eggs on milkweed and feed on flowers there as well as in Arizona, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Washington.
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But April still hasn't given birth to her baby, and soon after the giraffe cam made headlines, Animal Adventure Park started to receive complaints from its commenters that some people were pushing the false theory that giraffes lay eggs.
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As birds struggle to settle in and lay eggs, it could create a "domino effect" that threatens the survival of many popular backyard species, U.S. and Canadian researchers said in a study published Monday in the journal Scientific Reports.
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I followed Michael farther as he pointed to holes and trails of different sizes and suggested what each might indicate, such as failed attempts to lay eggs or indecision as to whether one nesting place was preferable to another.
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Dr. Sladen found that once female Adélie penguins, which like all penguins are flightless, build a nest and lay eggs, they walk across the frozen sea — sometimes as far as 60 miles — seeking food for their newly hatched chicks.
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"We can't come out and have great games against Boston and Houston, two of the top teams in the conferences, and then lay eggs against the teams who we should quote-unquote beat," Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal told reporters.
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A bunch of these — like that salamanders are born from fire, or ostriches bury their heads in the sand, or earwigs lay eggs in ears — come from a Roman naturalist you write "was very wrong about a lot of things," right?
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However, when another female owl showed up one day, began to lay eggs alongside the first lady owl and the male owl hunted and provided for them both, their human audience recognized this was not your average, everyday owl relationship.
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From its wintering grounds in Africa, the bird flies thousands of miles north to Europe to lay eggs in time for the emergence of winter moth caterpillars, which appear for a few weeks each spring to munch on young oak leaves.
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"Most of the time when you look out on the tundra you're not seeing tons of caribou or musk ox or other potential hosts for mosquitoes," she said, referring to the blood meal that female mosquitoes need to lay eggs.
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In the new research, they made chickens lay eggs with two different proteins, a human protein that has powerful antiviral and anti-cancer effects, and human and pig versions of a protein that's being developed into a drug to repair damaged tissues.
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Those precautions include applying insect repellent containing 25% DEET to uncovered skin, wearing long-sleeved shirts and long pants that are thick enough to repel a mosquito bite, using air conditioning and screens on doors, and removing standing water where mosquitoes lay eggs.
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When I was seven, I became convinced that if I didn't cover my face while I slept an earwig or a redback spider would crawl into my ear canal and lay eggs so I slept with a hand over my ear for years.
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The eggshells with pigment showed speckled patterns as well, and in modern birds there is some evidence that such patterns help birds distinguish their own eggs, particularly from so-called nest parasites, like the cuckoo, that lay eggs in other birds' nests.
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The maggots can be introduced deliberately by cutting a hole in the top of a hard wheel of pecorino and pouring in milk—which, when spoiled, acts like a red carpet rolled out for flies who will lay eggs that will hatch into maggots.
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Once hatched, the pinworms set up shop in the colon and rectum, and female pinworms sneak out and lay eggs on the skin around the anus while a person sleeps, according to the U.S. National Library of Medicine, making things intensely itchy around the anus or vagina.
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Genetic differences likely made social parasitism possible by selecting for bees that could develop ovaries to a greater extent than other worker bees, lay eggs prepackaged with two sets of chromosomes, and possibly emit a chemical signal to mask their presence while laying eggs, said Dr. Webster.
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Those of you lucky enough to have a patch of milkweed in your neighborhood should watch for a monarch gently arching her abdomen to lay eggs, or the energetic chewing of a striped caterpillar, keeping your eyes out for a jeweled chrysalis or an emerging butterfly.
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Unilever became the first major corporation to take a stand against culling in 2014, declaring its intention to use in-ovo egg selection to avoid chick culling in hatcheries where the hens that lay eggs for Ben & Jerry's, Hellman's Mayonnaise, and its other egg-based products are born.
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There are also the tropical diseases we acquire (dengue, for instance), the insects that lay eggs under our skin (bot flies), stinging jellyfish, scorpions hiding in our shoes and, of course, feisty sea turtles (on one trip an enormous loggerhead turtle bit one of my graduate students on the rear).
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But it would ban slaughtering animals primarily for their fur, feathers, skin, or wool — an extraordinary provision, said Block — limit the sales of dogs and cats to reputable breeders, ban people from giving animals as gifts or prizes, and prohibit the poultry industry practice of killing male chicks because they don't lay eggs.
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Those alien dick dick dildos that lay eggs inside your body are over $150, fucking machines cost hundreds and hundreds of dollars, and those suits that furries wear run into the thousands (Links NSFW.) But luckily, from Hitachi Magic Wands to Bussy Wafers, perverts have a real talent for corrupting things that were created with pure intentions.
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The book is filled with fun facts: how the Green Turtle travels a thousand miles to lay eggs on the beach where it was born; how the Tailorbird "sews" together leaves to build its nest using "plant fibers or spider silk"; how the skin cells on the Blue-Ringed Octopus change color to camouflage or warn enemies.
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