If you mean from the mother's pelvic bones, no a baby cannot be crushed. Hormones in the mother begin to relax ligaments in the pelvis so the pelvis spreads. If you mean by strong contractions, no, this is nature's way of pushing the baby through the birth canal. If a doctor must use forceps, doctors are trained where to place the forceps and it would never "crush" a baby's head. Lastly, the largest part of a baby is the head--once one shoulder and head are delivered, the baby slides out. So, no, babies do not get crushed during childbirth.
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baby birds normally eat insects that the parent bird had caught, eaten, and regurgitated.
During the birth, when the top of a baby's head can be seen it is called 'crowning'.
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She is a human at the beginning for her wedding, but then becomes a vampire when she gives birth and the baby accidentally kills her. Edward saves her by injecting his venom into her heart.
No, a baby bird cant, but if it is crushed it can.