How are eggs laid by birds in captivity different from those laid in nature?
How are eggs laid by birds in captivity different from those laid in nature?
They are laid in captivity all year round
They are laid in nature all year round
The eggs are different in shape
None of the above
Solution
Birds in captivity, like in poultry farms, can be made to lay eggs throughout the year, which is not related to reproduction but is a commercial exploitation for human welfare.