Clownfish spend their entire lives with their host anemone, rarely straying more than a few yards from it. They lay their eggs about twice a month on the nearest hard surface concealed by the ...

Once your chickens start laying eggs (and this should be happening about now if you got spring chickens), here are the things ...

We’ve all heard of the goose that laid the golden egg, but what about chickens that lay pink eggs? Chicken eggs come in many ...

In this article, we will explore some of the different breeds of blue egg-laying chickens, including their unique characteristics and egg-laying habits. Whether you are looking for a colorful addition ...

You may well know that birds lay eggs. But did you know that they don't just lay their eggs in nests? These birds are called maleo fowl and they lay their eggs in the sand and they dig great big ...

The remainder are oviparous, meaning they lay eggs. Empty shark-egg cases occasionally wash up on coastlines around the world, including in Britain. They look quite different to the traditional idea ...

Parasitoid wasps' life cycles can get pretty gruesome (at least from the perspective of their host), with species that use the bodies of other insects as a cozy home for their eggs often eating or ...

Birds lay eggs of surprising variety, and scientists have long wondered why. Could it be that certain shapes protect eggs from shattering? Or perhaps allow them to fit snugly in a nest?

These chickens have a human gene that enables them to lay eggs containing useful drugs Researchers have genetically modified chickens that can lay eggs that contain drugs for arthritis and some ...

There are more than 368 million egg-laying chickens in the United States, but when you have 82 million egg-laying chickens killed, you have a lot of potential eggs taken off the market.

While they prefer to lay eggs in the desert’s cooler evenings, new research shows that female desert locusts can manage this even under the burning sun with help from male partners, which keep ...

Meanwhile, flocks of egg-laying hens are smaller because producers haven’t recovered from losses to bird flu over the past two years, Earnest says. “It seems like they can’t get over this ...