No, in reality all reptiles lay eggs and in most cases these are incubated and hatched outside the body of the reptile (thing of turtles coming ashore to lay their eggs on the warm beach). At hatching the young have to fend for themselves.
However some reptiles have evolved to retain and their eggs internally and these species give birth to live young. Note however that the reptile does not nourish the eggs that are retained, there is no placental feeding and again at birth the young have to fend for themselves.
No. Generally mammals give live birth while reptiles lay eggs. There are exceptions to both cases.
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.
HatchedMost reptiles lay eggs and they hatch, however some snakes and lizards give birth to live young.In eggs.Birds,reptiles,amphibians,and fish are all born in eggs.Mammals are born alive.
Chimpanzees give live birth, they are mammals, not reptiles.
All reptiles have a cloaca. which is basically their "vent" where they excrete waste, pee, mate and give birth from....
All buffaloes are mammals. They give birth to live young and are fiercely protective of them.
Most reptiles lay eggs, and only a few give live birth to their offspring.
Yes The Anaconda does.
They have eggs.
none because snakes are reptiles and reptiles don't give birth to live young
Yes, birds and reptiles do lay eggs. Some reptiles, however, give birth to live young.
Reptiles are all Heterotrophs. All breath air, All have scales, Almost all lay eggs (Boa Constrictors and Rattle Snakes give live birth) All need heat to be active, All are cold-blooded.