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Why do animals lay many eggs at a time?
Because it increases the chance that the animals offspring survive into adulthood, if there are more eggs, there is more chance that one will not be predated on and survive.
Why do most animals lay many eggs at a time?
Because it increases the chance that the animals offspring survive into adulthood, if there are more eggs, there is more chance that one will not be predated on and survive.
Are vegetarians more likely to be attacked by animals?
No.
Can a rat eat other animals?
Yes, rats eat out of garbage all the time which more than likely has meat in it
What is more likely to be very slow to respond to stimuli animals or plants?
Planta
Why are some animals more likely to survive to adulthood than other animals?
This is a tough question, as there are many contributing factors, but the main ones would most likely be Environment, Health, and Resources. -In Resources, an animal's life can be limited by the availability of food, water, and shelter. -In Health, an Animal's life can be limited by plagues, parasites, and predators. -In Environment, not living in a compatible environment can limit an animals health, by giving it incompatible resources. Also, an animal living in a controlled environment, like a zoo, tends to live longer than an animal living in the wild.
What is a common animals?
common animals like dogs cats cows snakes . animals that are more likely to be seen.
Will my two male teddy bear hamsters end up fighting in adulthood since there in the same cage?
More than likely yes
Can People Marry Animals In Illinois?
I would venture to say No. That would more than likely include all of the other states too.
A female rabbit had five offspring in one litter Two of the five baby rabbits were able to survive into adulthood Why are some animals more likely to survive to adulthood than other animals?
There are many possible variables to this scenario. One variable is the habitat; maybe where they were born, were more natural predators to the rabbit. Another possibility is prematural care. Maybe the rabbit ate something bad and caused the offspring to be medically unstable. Also maybe the rabbit has a genetic disease and this was just a bad litter. Some animals even have more babies than they know will grow up to survive to adulthood to ensure that a few of their offspring will survive. You will find this with tons of animals, fish and turtles for example. In captivity though, it is simply natural selection and chance. This is like asking the same thing about humans. How come only 8 out of her 10 kids survived? We may not know. It could be anything above or they just weren't the sharpest knives in the box.
Should gym be a requirement to graduate high school?
Yes. If people learn to be active early in life it is more likely to continue through adulthood.
Why do animals born alive have greater chance of growing animals into adulthood than the animals hatched from egg?
Because most animals hathched from an egg are small and easy to kill. Plus they usually fly so that makes it easier! Hope that makes more clear for you!
