There are many animals that are viviparous, meaning they have live births. These include mammals (lions, horses, humans, mice, bats, etc.) and some reptiles (certain species of snakes, for instance).
Oviparous animals (all birds, some reptiles and some mammals) lay eggs. Viviparous animals 'give birth' to pre-formed babies.
Yes, a whale is a mammal and gives birth do live babies.
Mammals give birth to live young. Birds, Fnish and Reptiles lay eggs. It is one of the distinguishing characteristics in determining what class an animal belongs to.
Yes, animals will give birth to their young even if there is a chance of dying. These are some risks that animals will take to further their population.
they give birth in breeding boxes to 1 and some times 2 babies. the babies are tiny blind and grey. they give birth like any other mammal to live young. through the birthing canal and out the vagina.
No, it is a reptile and lays eggs. I once seen a Copperhead give birth to LIVE babies, So I would disagree and say it depends on the snake's breed. Some do, some don't: It depends on what type of snake.
The only way they are alike is that some snakes & lizards give birth to live babies.
I think when you asked if lizards "have babies" you may be asking if lizards give birth to live young. Most lizards lay eggs. However there are some lizards such as the blue tongue skink who give birth to live young. Therefore the blue tongue skink "have babies" rather than laying eggs.
Amphibians mean living two lives. Amphibians are tetrapodes, usually watery animals, and have smooth skin. They lay soft eggs without any external covering. Examples are frogs, newts etc. Some amphibians, the Alpine Salamander for example, do give birth to live young.Mostly eggs, to my knowledge.
Not always. Some fish lay eggs; others give birth to live young.
Monkeys give birth to one or two babies at a time. Some species can have as many as three.
All fish lay eggs. There are some water animals that are mammals like the whale and porpoise. They give birth.