Arctic Tern Eggs

The nests of Arctic Terns are typically found on a rocky surface such as a pebbly beach. Often laid in pairs, these eggs resemble pebbles in order to camouflage themselves. Once the babies hatch, they remain with their parents for 3 months and often return to their hatching grounds to breed as adults.

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