Most female birds regardless of species will lay eggs when they feel like it. Mating is not required.
yes they will fight
After mating, a male koala is likely to move on to another tree, and try another female. They are not even remotely monogamous, mating with numerous females during an average breeding season.
Because they are not pregnant yet, but they will soon. I used a clenax box as a nest for them and I wrote "Nest" and my green and white budgie mating happend.
Yes. Cats, like dogs, can get very sick and even die.
Simple. Betta fish are territorial. They see movement, and color as a threat. They will do this even to the females until maybe mating season.
Hi, Cats will not mate if either male or female is not in heat. (Males in heat just simply means looking for a mate.) Only if both of them are in heat will the mating process begin. Then again, the male and female might not like each other. It is rare that this affects the mating process, but the female has to submit to the new mate's love-bite. Some females bully the males, which of course, makes the male avoid the female. However, if both cats are in heat, and both cooperative, the mating process should go just fine. Of course, you can't force the cats to mate, but occasionally, males can get a little picky about the females. Hope this helped.
Yes Selena has eaten a quail egg. Cody Linlee dared her 2 he even dared her to eat the hard thing around it that's Quail egg color!
A female leopard gecko can store sperm for several weeks, or even an entire breeding season, providing she has mated once or twice successfully. So it is possible to have a female lay eggs three or four weeks after a mating that occurred before she was acquired as a pet. Some hybrid geckos (although not leopards) can reproduce without males.
i do know you've gotta be kidding... legendaries cant mate, they don't have genders! even if they can mate, the pair that ur mating, the Pokemon is always the same kind as the female. unless you had a female legendary, theres no hope.
After mating they might attack sometimes even to death.
maybe if the female dog comes in contact with a male dog then it should take no time at all for the females eggs and the dog sperms to come to gether but after the two dogs have sex you should take your female dog to the doctors to get the dog checked out to see if it is pregant.
Yes, in general, mallard ducks are monogamous (meaning, of course, they breed with only one female per mating season). Often, a male mallard will breed with second female even after he is already paired with one, but generally speaking they are monogamous.