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How does laying egg on narrow and steep cliffs increase the chance of survival of an organism?
It has lesser pradator there
Why do you think butterflies lay more than one egg?
Butterflies lay multiple eggs to increase the chance of survival for their offspring. Not all eggs will survive to become adult butterflies due to predators, disease, or environmental factors. By laying multiple eggs, butterflies ensure that at least some of their offspring will have a better chance of reaching maturity.
Why a frog lay so many eggs each time?
Survival of the species ! Many eggs laid in water are eaten by fish and other animals. Laying hundreds or perhaps thousands of eggs increases the chance that at least some of them will survive to hatch out.
How do you iron a shirt collar?
A shirt collar can be ironed by laying the collar as flat as possible. Using the tip of the iron is best to get into corners easily.
How does laying more eggs increases chance of survival?
This is the usual strategy of animal which do not look after their young. It is a numbers game, if 1% of the eggs survive to produce adults then if yo lay 100 eggs then yo will end up with 1 offspring, if you lay 1,000,000 eggs, you will end up with 10000 offspring. If you do not protect your eggs from predators then it is best to lay so many that some are bound (by chance) not to get eaten.
How laying eggs each time help frogs in their survival?
Laying eggs in large quantities increases the likelihood that some will survive predation, as many eggs are eaten by predators. This reproductive strategy ensures that enough offspring reach maturity despite high mortality rates. Additionally, laying eggs in various environments allows for adaptability to changing conditions, increasing the chances of species survival. Overall, this method enhances genetic diversity and population resilience.
Can you get a shiny Pokemon by repeatedly hatch eggs?
you have a better chance laying an egg your self, than to find a shiny in an egg
Is milk fish is oviparous?
Yes, milkfish (Chanos chanos) are oviparous, meaning they reproduce by laying eggs. They typically spawn in open waters, releasing large quantities of eggs that float and develop in the water column. This reproductive strategy helps increase the chances of survival for the larvae, as they can disperse widely in the ocean.
How does laying a few eggs help birds in survival?
The more eggs laid in a clutch, the more, hopefully, chicks will survive to reach breeding adulthood.
Why don't horses lie down when it rains?
Horses typically won't lie down when it's raining due to the ground possibly becoming too slippery to get back up again. It's also a survival instinct, a horse that is laying down while it rains has a chance of not seeing, hearing, or smelling a predator in time to escape.
What is the process can produce a large number of offspring?
The process that can produce a large number of offspring is called reproduction. In many organisms, reproduction involves the production of numerous offspring through methods such as asexual reproduction or laying multiple eggs at once. This allows species to increase their numbers quickly and ensure survival.
Laying by the pool on a sunny day produces an increase in the protein a Melanin b keratin c sebum or d collagen?
The answer: a
