This species is unique compared to other marine turtles in the fact their reproduction differs from other marine turtles where thousands to hundreds of thousands of female olive ridley turtles Agent come ashore to lay their eggs Patient at the same time Time , an event known as an arribada. [ UNODC_CRIME_REPORT 0 MCLH 07/09/2024 ]

This chemical caused bald eagles and many other birds of prey Agent to lay eggs with fragile, breakable shells Patient , and, as a result, populations plummeted. [ Citizens_Guide_Esa 0 MCLH 07/09/2024 ]

The result is that the birds Agent lay thin-shelled eggs that break during incubation or are too thin to protect the embryo Patient . [ Endangered_and_Threatened_Animals_Texas 0 MCLH 07/09/2024 ]

Females Agent lay clutches of 3-6 eggs Patient and the females are known to guard the eggs, and guarding of the hatchlings has also been reported. [ Threatened_and_Endangered_Species_of_Mexico 0 MCLH 07/09/2024 ]

Females Agent may lay several clutches of 50-170 eggs Patient per season Frequency . [ Endangered_Species_Mississipi_Packet 0 MCLH 07/09/2024 ]

Recovering from alien threats is especially difficult for specialists because they Agent lay few eggs Patient and they spend long periods incubating their eggs and caring for their young. [ USFWS_ES_BULLETIN 0 MCLH 07/09/2024 ]

Females Agent lay their eggs Patient in a nest called a redd Environment . They build this nest by scooping out gravel with their tails, depositing their eggs (which are immediately fertilized by the male) in the pit and re-filling it with gravel from immediately upstream of the redd. [ ALBERTA_SPECIES_AT_RISK_GUIDE 0 MCLH 07/09/2024 ]

Cowbirds Agent lay their eggs Patient in other birds’ nests Environment , leaving the host bird to raise their young Result . [ Endangered_and_Threatened_Animals_Texas 0 MCLH 07/09/2024 ]

After laying 3-4 eggs Patient , the female Agent incubates for 12-13 days. [ Endangered_and_Threatened_Species_of_Utah 0 MCLH 07/09/2024 ]

The spring salamander Agent lays from 20-100 eggs Patient during the summer Time , usually attaching them to the undersurface of partially submerged rocks in springs or seepage areas Method . [ Endangered_Species_Mississipi_Packet 0 MCLH 07/09/2024 ]

Reproduction is thought to occur in June and July, with adult females Agent laying 50 - 75 eggs Patient per season Frequency . [ Endangered_Species_Mississipi_Packet 0 MCLH 07/09/2024 ]

Eggs Patient are normally Condition laid from early April Beginning to as late as July End in some parts of the range Location . [ Endangered_Species_Mississipi_Packet 0 MCLH 07/09/2024 ]

Eggs Patient are laid in mid-late summer Time , hatchlings appear in August or September. The diet of S. slevini consists of true bugs, ants, beetles, and grasshoppers. [ Threatened_and_Endangered_Species_of_Mexico 0 MCLH 07/09/2024 ]

Usually one or two, or occasionally three, eggs Patient are laid. [ Endangered_Species_Mississipi_Packet 0 MCLH 06/09/2024 ]

Frogs Agent lay eggs in water Environment , and their larvae (tadpoles) live in water. [ ALBERTA_SPECIES_AT_RISK_GUIDE 0 MCLH 07/09/2024 ]