Sentences with phrase «begin laying eggs»

It takes about a week for a puppy's immune system to start developing, so the mites enter the puppy's hair follicles while the immune system is developing and then begin laying eggs and growing in number for months before you see any signs.

Once here, the female adult worms begin laying eggs from about 40 days after infection.

After feeding for the first time, they begin laying eggs.

Within 24 hours of its first blood meal, a flea can begin laying eggs, which can quickly lead to an infestation.1 If you see little specks of «flea dirt» on your dog's skin — the undigested blood excreted by fleas — you've likely got an infestation.

When my pullets began laying eggs in the winter of 2009, I began designing custom egg carton labels for myself, which evolved into a tiny home - based business making custom labels for others.

An adult flea mates shortly after emergence and begins laying eggs within 36 hours.

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the chicken or the egg??? The egg developed when the chicken (aka - small dinosaur) evolved from giving live birth to laying eggs, after larger predators began dieing off.

Hilton Worldwide announced today that it will begin to eliminate the use of cages for egg - laying chickens and gestation crates for breeding pigs in its global food supply chain.

They also leveraged this advance to produce an entertaining animated film for lay audiences that conveys the beauty and wonder of egg fertilization entitled, «The Beginning,» which was published along with the paper.

When five California condors laid eggs in the wild last spring, 27 years after the recovery project began, officials were thrilled.

LMU biologists led by Professor Nicolas Gompel, in a collaboration with the groups of Dr. Benjamin Prud «homme (CNRS, France) and Professor Ilona Grunwald Kadow (Technical University, Munich), have begun to explore the genetic basis for this unusual egg - laying behavior.

New research reveals that the spindly - legged Halobates sericeus has begun to lay its eggs on not only bobbing pieces of pumice and other ocean debris but also on floating garbage in the Pacific Ocean.

«When deprived of the pheromone that queens emit, worker bees and ants become more self - centred and lazy, and they begin to lay eggs,» said lead researcher Dr Luke Holman from The Australian National University (ANU).

Research reveals that the spindly - legged bug Halobates sericeus has begun to lay its eggs on not only bobbing pieces of pumice and other ocean debris but also on floating garbage in the Pacific Ocean.

She will then begin to lay her eggs and sit on them like a bird.»

As chambers and corridors are added, the queen retreats into the nether nest and begins laying as many as 1,000 eggs to keep up with the construction crews.

We begin with the platypus, an unusual egg - laying animal with fur, a bill and a venomous bite.

Parasites can be incredibly frustrating because any parasites you kill have laid eggs, which hatch in a few weeks and the cycle begins again.

Slowly, she begins view him as goose laying golden eggs of free verse... and we start to realize we're dealing with an unhealthy anti-heroine.

As a former queen begins to fail (i.e. ceases to lay eggs due to age or illness), workers will make special, larger queen cells in which nurse bees raise queen larvae, feeding them a special substance called royal jelly.

Once they have taken a meal, female fleas will begin to lay eggs.

The lifecycle begins with adult fleas laying 20 - 40 eggs per day on their host.

The mites lay eggs within the ear, which incubate for only four days, then hatch and begin their evolution into an adult by feeding on earwax, blood and the oils of the skin.

Two days after eating a blood meal from the host, the female flea begins to lay eggs.

Within 2 - 3 weeks the female adults begin to lay their eggs where the whole cycle begins again.

Female fleas begin to lay eggs within thirty - six hours.

Soon thereafter the fleas will begin to breed and lay 40 - 50 eggs per day.

If your bearded dragon is a female, she will begin digging and moving things around in her tank to create a place for her to lay her eggs.

The adults move on the surface of the skin where they mate and the cycle begins again with the female burrowing and laying eggs.

Within 24 hours of its first blood meal, a flea can begin laying 40 - 50 eggs per day.1 That's why it's imperative to kill fleas quickly, before they can lay eggs.

It only takes one of those fleas laying eggs to begin a new infestation.

Once ingested, they mature inside our pets and begin to lay eggs which leave our pets through poop, and reinfect the environment.

If just one of those fleas lays eggs on your pet, a new infestation can begin.

Female lays up to 250 to 300 eggs onto the soft underside of the male's tail during mating season, usually beginning in October or November.

Mid-November to February is the best time to see female turtles laying eggs, while hatchlings usually begin to leave their nests from mid-January.

But as the other preening penguin couples around them began to lay eggs and share in the duties of incubation, keepers say Inca and Rayas seemed a bit sullen and confused by their empty nest:

Outbuilding features one goose that only lays off - white eggs, a harp that randomly begins playing without assistance and a hooligan hat 20 sizes too large for even a 12 - foot - tall NBA forward.