What exactly do you mean? If you mean that you know you ovulated and AT THE TIME of ovulation, you had some blood, it's normal, and not a sign of pregnancy. If you meant a week or later after you know you ovulated, you may be pregnant.
No. The reason you have your period is because you have an unfertilized egg in your uterus so your uterus wall will shed off blood, causing your period. If youre pregnant ( which means you have a fertilized egg growing in your uterus) then your uterus will not feel the need to shed off blood.
Parrot fish do not get pregnant they are egg layers.
If a woman donates an egg, she would not get pregnant, as the donated egg is outside her body. The donated egg could be fertilised and implanted into another woman, who would become pregnant.
No. No ovaries working means no egg and no egg means nothing for the sperm to fertilize.
It means the egg was fertilized :\
No, it means you are NOT pregnant. Your period drops the egg that would have been fertilized.
It is simply a lining of the uterus which gets larger throught the menstural cycle which the egg would sit in if you were pregnant. If you are not pregnant that month, the blood is released.
Along with blood is the lining of the uterus, some tissue (usually from the lining), excess nutrients that would have been used if the egg was fertilized to allow for the implantation and - later - the growth of the baby, and somewhere along in there is the unfertilized egg.
Goldfish of any type are all egg laying fish which means that they do not get pregnant
Implantation means that the egg inbeds itself into the blood lining of the uterus.
Menstruation means in a women's womb, when an egg is released from the ovaries, if that egg is not fertilised by sperm, the blood wall/lining inside the womb will sheds. This is also known as a women's 'period'. The blood lining is a comfort if the egg is fertilised, it will comfort the fetus/embryo/baby. When a women gets pregnant, her 'period' stops as it is needed. Menstruation can be controlled by using a tampon or sanitary towel.
The egg is broken into pieces (disintegrates) and is discharged as menstrual flow