In a Facebook post headlined "POOL NOODLE ALERT!!!," the Buckeye Fire Department wrote that "the snake did not attack, but was concerned about the pool noodles"—because, apparently, a brood of baby rattlesnakes was living inside of them.
For example, from two broods with five chicks, three chicks from one nest were taken to the other while only two were swapped back, resulting in a brood of six chicks (three original and three fostered; enlarged brood) and a brood of four chicks (two original and two fostered; reduced brood).
Yeshua had a temple tantrum because of injustice, and called religious authorities a brood of vipers (Aramaic cursing, I think).
A brood of buckets cluster under an unexamined roof leak.
"Millionaire" has already fathered a brood of game shows.
–And he's fathered a brood of five.
In its northern range it produces only a single worker brood and then a brood of sexuals, whereas in southern Europe it produces as many as three worker broods and a final gyne brood.
I say almost, because when Macbeth isn't a fighter, he's a brooder of deep, self-flagellating ambivalence.
These 60 nestlings were arranged into ten new foster broods, with a brood size of six chicks.
(A) Brood size of wild-type or mutant worms was determined at 20°C.
