the very definition of different species is the inability to interbreed. if they can produce a fertile offspring they are not different species but varieties or cultivars or strains instead.
Yes I believe that an African elephant and an Indian Elephant did once breed, however the calf did not survive to maturity
The Asian elephant and African elephant are not related in anyway. The Asian elephant is actually more closely related to the extinct mammoth than to the African elephant.
Female elephants have two mammary glands on their breast, located on each side behind the front legs.
In the wild when male elephants are ready to mate, they find a herd of females, and fight with other males for the right to mate. Once the winner is declared, the mating begins; the male elephant mounts the female, and puts his penis into her vigina.
A roadrunner can mate with a chicken but generally different species do not mate with each other. If the roadrunner and chicken did mate, the offspring would more than likely be sterile.
It is physically impossible for a human to mate with a penguin. They are two different species with no ability to produce an off spring by the fusion of their sex gametes.
No that's not possible because different worms cant mate together. How could you not know that. I learned it last week and I'm in the 7th grade
No they don't, they are of different species and it is most likely physically impossible.
No. Female elephants mate with different males over the course of their lifetime.
Elephants and giraffes are completely different species which don't mate with each other to produce any offspring.
Yes, they are the same species. Its like when a tiger and a lion mate they may have a different classification but they are the same species.
yes.
No, they are different species.
no they can't
no two different species
No,they do not...they mate like a human.
No, they are entirely different species.
No. They are different species of animals. Related, but different.
No, well yesish, but no