How do horse flies reproduce?

Answer 1

Answer. First off Filly's cannot reproduce until they come in heat which is usually at 2 and a half. and ther is a difference between Filly's and foals. A filly is a young girl horse that has not reached the age of 3 after they turn 3 they are called mares. A foal is a horse that you donot know what it is. A colt is a boy horse that has not reached the age of 3 after the age of 3 they are called stallions.(That is if you have not Gelded them yet)lol

Answer 2

Horse flies reproduce through a process called sexual reproduction, where a male horse fly fertilizes the eggs of a female horse fly. The female lays eggs in moist environments, such as in or near water, where they hatch into larvae that mature into adult horse flies.

Answer 3

What you will need: Stallion and Mare

• A staillion ( A male horse that hasnt been nudered)

• A mare ( A female horse that hasnt been nudered) = baby horse!

Mare + Sallion = Baby Horse!

Answer 4

Horse flies lay eggs on stones or vegetation. Which is usually close to water. When hatching the larvae falls into the water or a moist bit of the earth. Feeding on invertebrates, such as snails, earthworms and other insects.

Answer 5

Your question is not very specific, but I will try to answer it as best I can. Horses go into "heat" every 21-22 days. During these several days of open cycle, there is a 24-hour window of sperm reception on the part of the mare. When bred during this period, the horse has a chance of "taking" the breed and therefore bearing a foal 11 months later, give or take a week or so. The annual season for most horse breeders ranges from April to September, but most breeding occurs during the spring months.

In order to produce sperm, the male horse must be a stallion, or a horse that has not had his testicles removed, otherwise it would be a gelding. Geldings cannot reproduce.

Unless of course you are talking about Howrse the game, and should that be the case then my lengthy answer was unneeded and your horse will be able to reproduce at the age of 2 years and 6 months.

Answer 6

When horses reproduce, the mare produces a foal, which is a baby horse. Depending on the gender, it can either be a colt or a filly. A filly is a female baby horse and a colt is a male baby horse. Hope this helped!

Answer 7

They use their spores, and ur welcome

Answer 8

They reproduce by seeds.

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Answer 9

Ferns, Club Mosses, and Horse Tails reproduce through spores. Spores are reproductive cells that are capable of reproducing without fusion with another cell.

Answer 10

Yes, horses produce foals.