Assertion: cockroach | /r/CapableOf | lay egg
Facets:
value: close to food
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: within a protective case
type: LOCATION
value: comfortably
type: MANNER
value: in tiny crevices
type: LOCATION
value: without mating?
type: OTHER
value: for the rest of its life
type: TEMPORAL
value: like most insects
type: OTHER
value: probably
type: DEGREE
value: in a nest
type: LOCATION
value: like birds
type: MANNER
value: in batches
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Here are the most common places where cockroaches lay eggs:
text: Cockroaches lay eggs in batches.
text: Where do roaches lay their eggs?
text: Cockroaches are egg-laying insects but they don’t lay their eggs like birds in a nest.
text: In most cases, roaches are oviparous, or they lay eggs within which their young develop outside the mother's body.
text: They’ll probably hide their eggs close to food and water so the nymphs can survive once they hatch.
text: Do cockroaches lay eggs?
text: Like most insects, cockroaches lay eggs.
text: Cockroaches only need to be impregnated once to be able to lay eggs for the rest of its life.
text: Is it true that a cockroach can lay eggs without mating?...
text: 1) Cockroaches and many other animals can lay eggs (infertile) without mating.
text: They lay eggs in tiny crevices and contaminate food.
text: You may not realize it, but you have tiny cracks and crevices that roaches can easily fit through and comfortably lay their eggs.
text: Most cockroaches lay their eggs within a protective case called an ootheca.