Oviparous animals, such as certain sharks, snakes, and insects, can give birth to partially developed live young. These animals lay eggs internally, where the embryos develop until they are ready to hatch and be born. This is different from placental mammals, like humans, who give birth to fully developed live young.
No, tigers are mammals and give birth to live young. They do not lay eggs.
No, a lion is a mammal and so carries its young to term and then gives birth to then live.
Jaguars are mammals and the mother gives birth to live young.
No, penguins do not give birth to live young. They give birth to eggs.
no insects lay eggs they cant get brith
It has hair, gives birth to live young, feeds it young with mammary glands (breasts), gives birth to live young, and is warm blooded. It is a mammal.
All mammals, with the exception of monotremes (egg-laying mammals) give birth to live young.
Oviparous animals, such as certain sharks, snakes, and insects, can give birth to partially developed live young. These animals lay eggs internally, where the embryos develop until they are ready to hatch and be born. This is different from placental mammals, like humans, who give birth to fully developed live young.
live birth not eggs are mothers who are mammals
Because it gives birth to live young
A dog is a mammal and therefore gives birth to live young ones. A dog gives birth to multiple young ones at a time.
No. Sharks and rays give birth to live young too.
A dugong is a mammal and it gives birth to live young.
No, the Dhole gives birth to live young.
A mammal gives birth to live young. :)
Yes, horses like the vast majority of mammals gives birth to live young.