howmany eggs do a scorpion lay at one time?
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Scorpions are among the few arthropods that don't lay eggs. In some, the female can store sperm until she is ready to fertilise her eggs. The fertilised eggs develop into embryos in brood chambers within the mother's body. Nutrients are transferred from the mother's digestive system to the embryos, but not through a placenta like in mammals. "Gestation" is quite long: it can take several months to more than a year before the young are "born". In some, the babies are fully formed but their skin remains white and soft until their second moult. In others, the babies look like fat white maggots with tiny pincers. They only look like scorpions after their second moult, when they get the right shape and their exoskeleton turns dark and hard
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A hen can only lay an egg if it has been fertilised. Unfertilised eggs (ova) remain within the egg. Only if the ova are fertilised do they progress further, to enclose the zygote/embryo within a calcified shell (egg) which is then laid.\nTherefore its is impossible for a laid egg to be haploid (n) because such an egg just wouldnt be laid.
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Little is known about wild emu reproduction, most information coming from captive populations. A male with a harem defends a territory. Females lay a clutch of 9-20 eggs each, April through June. Once the male starts sitting, many females move away, sometimes pairing with other males to lay more clutches.\n\nIncubation and raising young is the male's task. The nest is a shallow scrape usually located nest to a bush. It is simply lined with leaves, grass and bark. In general, 15-25 dark green to avocado-black eggs may be layed in one nest. Incubation may take up to 60 days, depending on how much time the male must have to feed and drink. Chicks are precocial and leave the nest after 2-3 days to follow the male. Young birds are capable of reproduction at 2 to 3 years of age.\n\nLongevity is 5 to 10 years in the wild.
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Actually, first came the rooster and the chicken. A chicken alone cannot lay fertilized eggs. It takes fertilized eggs to have more chickens and roosters.\n\nIf the egg came first, it would have died. There would have been no one to fertilize it, lay it, or hatch it. If a lone chicken, by some miracle had hatched from said egg, there would have been no roosters to fertilize more eggs, thus no more chickens or eggs.\n\nIf it is true that such an egg existed, that needed no care, fertilization, or hatching, we are degenerating rather than progressing. Our eggs are highly dependent in order to be of any use.
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If the egg is unprotected then wear gloves & transfer the egg to a make shift nest made up of grasses, leaves, ect & keep it warm in the late evening & night with a thick towel. Around 10am if it is about  78degrees or greater remove the towel. after the baby is born worms & insects hunting will be your job\n\nGood luck
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The male sea horse has a pouch in to which the female lays her eggs. The male fertilizes the eggs and cares for them for 3 weeks he also nourishes the eggs through a capillary network with is own placental fluids,that why the male sea horse carry the young ones.
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The female cockroach need the male to impregnate her once during her life.  After that she can lay 100's of eggs without the male.  Sometimes the female will carry around the egg sacs until they hatch, but she doesn't care for the young.
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-The echidna and the playpus are the only mammals to lay eggs.\n-Giraffes have an eight inch tongue.\n-98% of human DNA is the same as a chimpanzee.\n-Lungfish can survive up to 2 years in dry mud.
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Scorpions live forever.
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older ones. younger ones lay smaller eggs. (not kidding)
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If you're going to relocate the eggs, please do NOT rotate them or change their position. Unlike bird eggs, turtle eggs need to stay in one position throughout the incubation period. \nYou can try putting them in a container filled with sand, and add more sand to cover them. Then place the container in an undisturbed place where the amount of sunlight and direct sun exposure is approximately the same as they have now. All you can do afterwards is wait; make sure that the substrate doesn't get too dry (keep it under similar conditions as your yard has now). Incubation will last a few months, depending on the species and environmental conditions.\n\nI have to be honest: there are not many chances that these eggs will develop normally and/or hatch, but if they're going to pave the yard, that's about their best opportunity.\nOf course, if there is any wildlife rescue unit near your place, you should contact them. \n\nRemember: do not rotate the eggs or move them any more than it's strictly necessary. \nGood luck!
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Eggs hatch in 14 to 16 days.
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Many spider families including Pisauridae and Lycosidae spend lengthy amounts of time with their offspring. Nursery web spiders will carry the egg sac in their fangs sometimes for more than a month and then they will attach the eggs to some sort of substrate and wait nearby t protect them until the young hatch and leave the nest.\nWolf spiders will carry the eggs on their abdomen until the young hatch, then they will crawl around on the mother's back unitl they are ready to leave and then they just drop off as they please.\nOther web building spiders will keep the egg sac in the nest but dont really dedicate any time to guarding or transporting them, their presence alone and a very large sticky web are usually enough to keep any would-be predators away.\n\nhope this answers your question!
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I can't find any infomation about the interval between mating and egg laying in house sparrows, specifically. But with most birds it takes a couple of days for the egg to form. Some will wait up to a week.
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Around 60...thats also when they start laying eggs.
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Yes, scorpions are arachnids.  The claws are not\nlegs, they are the second pair of appendages,\nwhich are called pedipalps.  The first pair of\nappendages, the chelicerae, function as jaws.  They are fairly small and inconspicuous, but can\nusually be seen when the scorpion is feeding.\nThe remaining four pairs of appendages on the\nanterior body region are legs.  On the underside\nof the abdomen is another pair of appendages\ncalled pectines or combs, which are sensory\norgans.
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Any insect, any crustatcean (crab or lobster), any spider, one specific scorpion.\n\nSo you can choose any or I'll name 4:\nAnt, Lobster, Black Widow, Scorpion