I’ve euthanized my insects for several days in the freezer on accident when I’m supposed to only for several hours. Will this matter even after I “relax” the insects? ✅ Answers Answerer 1 I think the joints are too stiff after several days, sorry.
At the beach today I seen a whole bunch of them in the water, and they kinda look like little worms. ✅ Answers Answerer 1 They’re lichuss. Specially peanut butter ones.
thought to ask whether in the northeast others are noticing a dramatic decline in these animals. nearby parks and woodland around NYC formerly having many hundreds of squirrels and chipmunks have ZERO today…I see none. ✅ Answers ? Best Answer Is there any study from a zoologist or wildlife biologist which confirms your observations? I … Read more
✅ Answers ? Best Answer No alligators live in salt water, but some crocodiles do. The biggest baddest one is actually just called the “salt water crocodile” (they could use a better agent): http://www.americazoo.com/kids/crocodile… – Chosen by Asker
✅ Answers ? Best Answer Depends on what your view on monogamy is? In birds that many are monogamous for a single nesting (House Wrens), an entire breeding season (most bird species, including most passerines), several successive breeding seasons (observed in some pairs of American Robins, Tree Swallows, Mourning Doves, etc.), or life (albatrosses, petrels, … Read more
What is the fastest bird on earth? ✅ Answers ? Best Answer The fastest flier is the spine-tailed swift. The fastest runner is the ostrich. The peregrine falcon is often said to be the fastest overall, but it attains its great speeds when diving – in other words, it’s not FLYING that fast, it’s FALLING. … Read more
✅ Answers ? Best Answer This is actually very easy to answer, based on evolution the egg had to come first. Evolution works like this: There are slight changes in the genetic information of the sex cells (i.e. eggs and sperm) of individuals that are passed on to the offspring of any two parents. These … Read more
Yes, I know a lot of people ask this question. So let me say upfront I have read and I do understand the basic answers – it’s easier to fly just above and to the side of the bird in front of you. And the lead bird only takes the lead temporarily. So I’ve got … Read more
✅ Answers ? Best Answer Though the first poster is correct, they do require a large amount of space when full grown but that is hardly the problem. If they can have tanks large enough to house whale sharks then whites are no problem. Overall and believe it or not they still have yet to … Read more
✅ Answers ? Best Answer Most don’t go anywhere in particular, but they are not as active either. They sit and face the rain and tolerate it as their feathers are mostly waterproof. Some take shelter in leafy trees. I’ve seen other large ones (storks, cranes) just sit there and take the rain, though. get … Read more