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What is the type of ants that has wings?
Many different species have reproductives that swarm during mating season.
What are small worm-like bugs with wings that fall off?
They're termites during mating season.
Why does the drone mating ant die after mating?
because the queen ant eats his head and wings after mating i think
What is the function rooster's wings?
to show how tough they are to attract ladies
Do hens and roosters mate and how?
Yes Hens and roosters mate and its a good thing they do,otherwise the species would die out quickly. The rooster picks out a hen and does a "dance" for her. Stepping sideways,spreading his wings close to the ground and "sharpening" his beak in the dirt. The rooster approaches her from behind and grabs her neck feathers and she lowers herself almost to the ground in a squat position. The rooster stands on her back and touches his cloaca to her cloaca transferring a sperm sac. Roosters do not have a penis, both genders have a cloaca which is a dual purpose sexual and excrement organ often known as a "vent". Actual mating only takes seconds and when done the hen often shakes her feathers and preens, tiding up ruffled feathers while the rooster goes off to find another hen.
What North American insect loses its wings then dies?
The bumblebees are the North American insects that losses their wings when they die. The cicada too lose their wings when they die.
What is the preferential mating of chickens?
Rooster don't mate with hens for the fun of it. It is species imperative and instinctual. A rooster will mate with as many hens as possible as long as he has the strength. They really only have one way (the Kamasutra is not popular reading in the henhouse and Masters & Johnson have yet to print in hen scratch)... The rooster picks a hen from his harem and does a "dance" for her letting her know she has been chosen. He will do a little sidestep, dip his wings and grab her by the neck feathers. Willing or not, at this point the hen will flatten or squat down to the ground and the rooster steps up onto her back still holding onto the feathers of her neck. The hen lifts her tail slightly to offer access to her cloaca and the rooster touches his cloaca to hers. There is no penetration as with mammals since bird anatomy is different. Sperm is transferred to the hen via this contact and it is all over in 15 to 30 seconds. The hen often protests and shakes off the dust as the rooster goes on to find another conquest. Truth be known, the hens probably feel if they had their preference it would be that he had found another hen!
If your birds has a broken wing will she lay eggs without mating?
their wings dont have much to do with laying eggs. but only chickens lay eggs without mating
What is the useful of butterfly?
Butterflies use their wings for camouflage, mimicry, mating, and for soaking up the heat.
Why do chickens have wings if they cant fly?
Chickens have wings because they can, and do fly. They don't fly for long stretches, but they do fly up to perches at night, or if they're trying to get away from a predator.
How many wings do butterflies have?
Butterflies have four wings, which are covered with tiny scales that give them their unique colors and patterns. These wings are thin, delicate, and used for flying, displaying mating rituals, and protecting themselves from predators.
How are chicks created?
A rooster does not have a penis and therefore there is no penetration of the female reproductive tract when mating. Instead the female inverts her cloaca (the common junction of the reproductive and digestive systems) which comes in contact with the male's inverted cloaca and the hen receives the sperm packet. The cloaca is then drawn back into the hen's body and the sperm are captured. They then begin the journey up the length of the reproductive system where they are stored for up to a week and fertilize each egg as it is formed every 24 to 36 hours.The rooster selects a hen from his flock and does a mating dance. This includes side stepping and dipping of wings to indicate he wishes her to get into position. The hen will signal this by crouching down and the rooster then grabs the feathers at the back of the neck for balance as he mounts her back. The rooster stands on the hens back (saddle) and they touch cloaca together transferring the sperm packet. This happens very quickly and the rooster will dismount and go on to find another willing hen. The hen will dust herself off, preen misplaced feathers and go about her daily hunt for food.
