Female ducks can still lay eggs without a male duck, the eggs just won't be fertilized, which means...no baby ducks.
Duck eggs can survive for hours without the mother. Sometimes, mother ducks will leave the nest to find food, then come back to lay another egg and incubate the nest. As long as she regularly warms the eggs, she doesn't have to stay with them all the time.
There are very few larger animals that reproduce asexually. (The "a" prefix means "not"; so "asexual" means "non-sexual". ) Among the more interesting ones are some species of shark. Under rare circumstances, female sharks in aquariums may lay eggs which will hatch into new, identical female sharks without the presence of any male sharks. There are some species of lizards capable of this as well. Among mammals, none reproduce asexually.
After having sex with the male she rips off her wings and burrys her self into the ground. she is actually not pregnant. she hold the spem in a special sac/ organ and she fertalizes her eggs with it for the rest of her life. once in the ground she usually never returns to the surface. she starts laying eggs right away and lays about one a day. 10 days later they hatch and be come larva and start spinning their coccones. 25 days after they were layed they become fully working ants. They bring the queen food and work for her until they die. most worker ants only live for one to two week but the queen herself can live upto 30 years!
You will need a male for that.
A platypus is a billed mammal with a beaver like tail which lays eggs. There are only two types of mammal that lay eggs and the other is the Spiney Ant Eater. It lives in Australia and New Zealand in steams feeding on fish and vegetation. The barbs on the inside of the hands pack a strong venom which is used in self defence.
The female seahorse transfers her eggs to the male which he self-fertilises in his pouch.
Make the dove finger his/her self
pollen from one flower or plant can fertilize the eggs of the same flower or the eggs of another flower on the same plant. another definition is both male and female reproductive structures.
Yes my female betta did lay egg's,the male picked them up with his mouth and put the eggs in the bubble nest.them i removed the female and male betta stayed,after the eggs hatch,after a day and a half i took the male out of the fish tank and the baby's were by therem self's
Organisms that have both male and female reproductive structures are called hermaphrodites. Hermaphroditic organisms have the ability to produce both eggs and sperm, enabling them to self-fertilize or cross-fertilize with other individuals.
No Betta fishes eggs are a pale cream colour and can be seen in the nest once the male and female have finished spawning. They can also be seen shortly after the male embraces the female as she releases them for him to collect. for a first time breeder i found them hard to spot my self at first as they can blend in very well with all the bubbles!
becuase it about to atacct you or it knows how to feed it self.
Go find out ur self b****. LMAO!
Go find out ur self b****. LMAO!
Plants do not have sperm. The male gamete is found in the pollen grain. The egg is usually called an ovule. When the pollen from the same plant is used, we speak of self pollination, and when the gametes fuse it is self fertilization.
Plants do not have sperm. The male gamete is found in the pollen grain. The egg is usually called an ovule. When the pollen from the same plant is used, we speak of self pollination, and when the gametes fuse it is self fertilization.
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