Jerry Franks, John Schifano, et al., and the Town of Holly Springs (collectively, ârespondentsâ), appeal the superior court's reversal of a judicially-imposed final agency decision of the North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources (âDENRâ). 1 The judicially-imposed final agency decision had ordered the withdrawal of a permit to construct a municipal solid waste landfill (âFacility Permit 92-22â) that had been issued to Wake County.
Select Page. Macropod reproduction (kangaroo and wallaby) is truly fascinating. Kangaroo females get pregnant in the regular way. They shed an egg from their ovary and it drifts down the fallopian tube where, if it meets up with sperm, the egg is fertilized and then embeds itself in the wall of itâs motherâs uterus.
They spend some time together, intertwine their tails, and the male inserts one hemipenis so that his sperm find their way safely from cloaca to cloaca. But unlike in humans, female snakes have a lot of control over whether or not they get pregnant after mating. Because the best conditions for mating are not necessarily the best for ovulation and gestation, female snakes can store sperm for a long time, up to 5 years and possibly longer. They have specialized pockets in their reproductive tract where they do this.