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What is a sentence for shriveled?
The plant was shriveled after being in the sun for so long.
Does a Phoenix lay eggs?
No. A phoenix is an Egyptian mythical 'air' creature, aka Bennu. According to the hystorian Herodotus, when a phoenix is dying, it creates a pyre made of burning branches of incense, and waits there to die. A worm crawls from its ashes and the heat of the sun turns it into a phoenix. Every 500 years that phoenix carries its father's ashes from Arabia to Heliopolis and embalms it in an egg made of myrrh. It then leaves them in the Temple of the Sun and goes off to die. In Chinese mythology, the Feng Huang is a male and female bird combined, unlike the Egyptian or Greco-Roman phoenix. It is immortal. The Persian Simurgh is a combination of 30 birds, and the Russian Firebird or Zhar-Ptitsa eats the golden apples of immortality.
What do butterflies like to do?
they eat and sleep also they mate they eat and sleep also they mate they eat and sleep also they mate they eat and sleep also they mate they eat and sleep also they mate they eat and sleep also they mate
Why does fish that has been dried quickly in the sun keeps longer than wet fish?
There is opposition to those who attempt to dry fish:Bacteria that cause rottingBlowflies that lay eggs that turn to maggotsRavens and seagullsThere are three ways of preserving fish:Freezing solidifies the water in the fish and lowers the temperature below which bacteria are active.Salting in a barrel removes much of the moisture and creates an inhospitable environment for the bacteria.Drying fish in the presence of cool, dry smoke removes the moisture necessary for bacterial growth.
How do male moths find female moths in the dark?
Male moths use their highly sensitive antennae to detect female pheromones, which are chemical signals released by females to attract males. These pheromones can travel long distances, helping males locate females even in the dark. The males follow the pheromone plume to find the female moth for mating.
Are sun conures and green cheek conures the same size?
No, not quite sun conures are a little larger than green cheek conures.
Difference between male and female sun conure?
Male sun conures typically have larger and more vibrant plumage compared to females. Additionally, males may display more vocal and territorial behaviors, while females can become more hormonal during breeding season. Bright plumage and behavior differences are the main distinctions between male and female sun conures.
What age will Sun Conure lay eggs?
3
Where do they sell sun conures?
Check online or in the paper.
What bird lays it eggs on the ground and shades them from hot sun?
I think it might be a Killdeer.They lay their eggs on the ground for sure.
What kind of geese in north America?
The ones that lay golden eggs. Fun in the sun.
Will an amazon parrot do well with a green cheek conure or a sun conure?
There is a huge difference in size. Sun conures and Green Cheek Conures are both small parrots, only slightly bigger than parakeets. An Amazon is a medium sized bird and will most likely kill the smaller Conures.
Where does a female butterfly lay their eggs?
They usually lay their eggs on the underside surface of leaves. this provides warmth, without direct exposure to the sun. Additionally - positioned on the underside - keeps them hidden from most predators.
How many eggs does a female sun bear lay?
Seriously? Polar bears experience live birth just like every other mammal. They do not, not have ever, laid eggs.
Where can i find someone who breeds conures or sun conures?
it depends where you live but the best thing would to type in on google conure breeders in ... and usually some one has put up a website for that sort of thing.
What age will a sun conure stop laying eggs?
Sun conures usually stop laying eggs around 10-15 years old. As they age, their egg production decreases and eventually stops altogether. Providing a balanced diet, adequate space, and limited exposure to nesting materials can help reduce egg laying in older birds.
How and where do snakes have eggs?
They are retained within the female's body,, while they develop. They are then ejected from the snake's cloaca - and usually laid somewhere warm & damp. This is so the eggs stay at a constant temperature, and don not dry out.
