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It curled around its newly hatched offspring, cleaning their fuzzy bodies as they suckled on warm milk.

When her babies are born, the monkey's caregiving is duly rewarded with a grateful flapping of wings as the newly hatched offspring thank the little rescuer.

LONDON, July 31 A pair of golden eagles has successfully nested and hatched offspring in England for the first time in more than a century, the Royal Society for the protection of Birds announced today.

We didn't have a firm timeline for when we would be hatching offspring, vacillating between ASAP and 5+ years from now.

Both sexes of G. fortis feed nestlings and clean the nest, but only females incubate eggs and brood hatched offspring.

To test for independent effects of phenotypic diversity and relatedness on survival we created experimental groups of newly hatched offspring (N = 1391 from 91 families) from one, three or seven different mothers (Figure 1).

Feminization, however, converts genetic males into phenotypic females which results in an equal number of hatching offspring.

Many predators deposit their eggs close to their prey to provide the hatching offspring with food, so that predator eggs usually pose a future threat for classic prey.

All hatching offspring were recorded in each of the three dishes collected from each female and were used as measures of female fecundity.

Additionally, early incubation would induce more extreme hatching asynchrony, which would probably lower even further the post-hatching survival prospects of later-hatched offspring [6].

In species that hatch many offspring, some serve as surplus protein, all of it presumably infection-free.