A roughly 100-year-old western Santa Cruz Galápagos tortoise has become a mom for the first time after reproducing with a ...

The fledgling will be released into the wild once it's old enough, as part of an effort to boost dwindling buzzard numbers in ...

American eggs, long the domain of backyard hens, became easier to buy and store around the turn of the 20th century, the result of advances like artificial incubation and refrigeration.

and artificial incubation of wild eggs. Artificial breeding in this case means the birds are bred entirely in captivity, right from fertilisation to the artificial incubation of fertilised eggs.

Explore the fascinating world of dinosaur feathers and their evolution through groundbreaking research on chicken embryos.

The most innovative companies in corporate responsibility—like Cisco, Land O'Lakes, Delta, Toyota, and even the board game ...

The world faces unprecedented challenges: a growing population, increasing climate extremes, and dwindling natural resources.

The second is in vitro fertilization, in which oocytes, or eggs ... an incubator. The viable embryo is then surgically transferred into a cat or frozen to be transferred later. Of the 13 ...

District-level competition in Nagapattinam features sports, science, theatre, and entrepreneurship events among government schools promoting holistic development.

In the last few years, artificial egg incubation systems have experienced a technological, economic, and social revolution. Remarkable technological and scientific developments allowed the transition ...

Its conservation breeding programme has three components—artificial insemination, captive breeding, and artificial incubation of wild eggs. Artificial breeding in this case means the birds are bred ...