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Where is Mount Ararat located?

Mount Ararat, which is the symbol of Armenia and is depicted on the coat of arms of the country, is not located in Armenia. The territory of the mountain was ceded to Turkey in 1921.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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Do snakes lay eggs?

For most of us, all snakes are the same. We have heard that there are differences between them, but we do not suspect how great they are. One such difference is that different snake species reproduce differently. For example, rattlesnakes, copperheads, water snakes do not lay eggs, but give birth to live young.

Snakes are known that can give birth to up to 75 cubs at a time. Other snakes lay eggs. They usually do this in secluded places, under rocks, under logs, or in empty stumps. In shape, snake eggs are somewhat different from chicken eggs: they are smaller and more authentic. Although the eggs of large snakes may not be inferior in size to chicken ones. The shell of a snake egg is strong enough, it resembles a skin. The number of eggs in a clutch varies depending on the type of snake.

Probably the python lays the most eggs. An Indian python can lay up to 107 eggs at a time. The eggs are usually laid in the sun or in the heat given off by rotting vegetation. Sometimes snakes guard the eggs, curled around them in a ring.

But who will take care of the growing offspring if the number of eggs in a clutch reaches 100 pieces? Nobody! All little snakes are able to take care of themselves from the moment they are born!

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