actually, it's the other way around. what happens is quite simple really. the queen bee, who is the only bee that mates and is the mother of the hive, goes on what is called a mating flight and flies out of the hive and begins to fly around. the male bees, which are known as drones, then fly out of their hives and go to where the queen is at and begin to mate with her while flying high up in the air. the queen only needs to mate 5 or 6 times, although she can mate 10 to 12 times. after mating, the male dies. the queen then returns to her hive and stays there, for the most part, for the rest of her life.
get a female cat or else you will have lots of kittens...Another Answer:The only way to prevent a litter is to get all the household cats neutered. Personality wise, there is no "best" combination gender. Getting a female or a male cat is completely up to you and what you think is best. It may be ideal to look for a cat whom is used to the company of other cats so that the initial transition to your home is easier on both cats.
The female's job is to lay the eggs, or brood them. So her coloring has to match with the environment where she is so she can sit on her eggs in secret. The male wood ducks job is to distract any predator that get to close to his mate. This rule goes for all wild ducks. (2) Most female poultry and waterfowl are not as decorative and brilliantly feathered as males. Just as a general rule! The males try to impress the females with their coloration. The females just have to sit back and drake - watch!
In animals that live in groups, a single dominant male will often lead the group and mate with all the females, polygamously. The male's instinctive role is to spread its seed, its own specific DNA, as much as it possibly can to keep it's DNA chain going. In other animals, mating is less restrictive within a group. And there are some animals that mate only with a single partner with whom they are paired for life. In some pair bonds, the male leaves the female after the cub is born or matured.
Well first of all the female frog lay eggs and when the eggs hatch they are tadpoles, then the tadpoles transform into frog-like creatures whom are tiny and have tails and then they finally turn into frogs!.
Of the disinherited of life, for whom there is no respite and no deliverance, to whom the world is a prison, a dungeon of torture, a tomb!
Probably the male rabbits dig
After laying her eggs, the female black-and-yellow argiope spider [Argiope aurantia] dies. It's a natural death. That's a contrast to the fate of her mate, whom she mates and then eats.
No. A person Female or male can live with whom and where they like.
A fiancé (male) or fiancée (female) is the person to whom one is betrothed (engaged to be married).
Female / Male with whom one has not previously been acquainted.
The Elizabethan court was full of nobles and courtiers of both the male and female genders. Queen Elizabeth herself (for whom the period was named) was also a female.
According to Census 2000, 281.4 million people were counted in the United States - 143.4 million of whom were female and 138.1 million male. About a 1434/1381 ratio women/men.
First Stormpelt likes Squirrelflight but she doesn't know so nothing happens. Then Brambleclaw crushes on her so they become mates but no kits. They break up and then Ashfur is mates with her. Ashfur finds a secret he wasen't supposed to find and Hollyleaf kills him. That is all I know
It is preferable for Muslim females to be examined by a female Doctor. However, if no female Doctor is available one can be seen by a male Doctor. The idea is based in modesty; a man should not see the private regions of a woman with whom he is not married.
I would be interested to know to whom the waist belongs, male, female, age and height, if human or perhaps a pet,
Her father, for example, and her five school-mates with whom she was in the Ministry in HP5.
God: A ageless immortal male deity. Goddess: A ageless immortal female deity. Hero: a male mortal or half mortal half god, whom the people of earth take a interest in for the good he does.