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What species of penguin has a breeding colony in Cape Town?
The African penguins has a breeding colony in Cape Town
What is a group of gulls called?
A breeding group of gulls is called a colony, otherwise they are a flock
Who is scientist who made waves by developing rice breeding in the country?
Scientist Henry Colony
What type of products does New Jersey Colony have?
iron working, lumbering, glass production, agriculture, breeding livestock
The cape were gannets bred in new zealand?
Gannets have a breeding colony at Cape Kidnappers on the east coast of the North Island.
What features does the mouse colony management software offer for efficient management of a research facility's mouse colony?
The mouse colony management software offers features such as tracking individual mice, monitoring breeding patterns, managing genetic information, and scheduling tasks for efficient management of a research facility's mouse colony.
Does the queen bee kill the boys?
No. The drones (male bees) are ejected from the colony at the end of the breeding season by the worker bees (infertile females).
Do ant have a king or queen?
There is a "queen ant", which is a breeding female. There is no "king" ant, male ants are called "drones". The non-breeding (sterile or sub-fertile) female ants are called "workers". Depending on the species, there can be anywhere from one to ten queen ants in a colony. They are raised from larvae specifically for the purpose of breeding.
How long does a male bee live?
When a male bee (a drone), is no longer required for breeding purposes - usually after three or four months - it is ejected from the colony by the worker bees and will then die because it cannot look after itself outside the colony.
What do you call a group of seagulls?
A group of seagulls is called a colony. This is the traditional collective name, although of course the formerly "incorrect" term, a flock, has entered the language as well because of its popularity.
How far does a penguin travel in its lifetime?
To get to a breeding colony they travel 50-120 km, and they live for 20 years, in total that's well over 1000km
What happened to the livestock from the First Fleet?
Some of e livestock was eaten, but most of it was kept as breeding stock in the new colony. It was important to have a steady food source, as new supplies were many months away, so breeding the livestock was of paramount importance. There was one herd of government cattle that escaped - the next generation was found years later, in excellent condition, grazing in the grasslands some distance from the colony.
