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Do some places on a magnet have a stronger force than other places?
no
Why did different people have different reason for eating eggs?
There are cultural reasons for why people eat eggs. People in some cultures believe that eggs make a person stronger, while others view eggs as a status symbol.
Why eggs are good for breakfast?
cause they make you stronger.
What is stronger Free range Eggs or Non-Free range Eggs?
free range eggs know that for a fact because i have a farm in flordia
Where does the mother green sea turtle leave her eggs after birth?
Some places on a beach, under sand .
Why do you cook eggs?
why not?? eggs are very good for the human body, they are full of protein which will help you get stronger and maintain a stable growth.
Why don't reptiles return to damp places to lay eggs?
Their eggs need warmth, and damp places may mean the eggs being attacked by mould. There is enough moisture inside the egg.
Does frog lay eggs anywhere?
Since frog eggs do not have shells to protect them from drying out, they are deposited in moist places--usually in the water but sometimes even on the back of the frog in some species.
How dinosaurs lay their eggs?
some dinosaurs ley it in water and others in hiding places in trees or sand or in tall grass
How do bees pick their queen?
They don't, actually. When a queen lays her eggs, there are some which are specifically queen eggs. These bees are stronger than other ones and, once they hatch, they will kill the other potential queens. The last survivor becomes the queen.
Why is "Green Eggs and Ham" banned in some places?
"Green Eggs and Ham" by Dr. Seuss has been banned in some places due to its perceived promotion of disobedience and defiance of authority. Critics argue that the book encourages children to reject trying new foods, which goes against the values of promoting healthy eating habits.
Why was the book "Green Eggs and Ham" banned in certain places?
"Green Eggs and Ham" by Dr. Seuss was banned in certain places due to its perceived promotion of disobedience and disrespect towards authority figures. Some schools and libraries believed that the book encouraged children to ignore the advice of adults, which led to its restriction in some communities.
