Almost all animals begin as an egg and a sperm. There are a few exceptions, though, such as sea sponges. But for the majority, they begin as sperm and egg.
Yes; male animals.
The females produce eggs.
A hermaphrodite.
Male sperm
the sperm just die
One adaptation is the amniotic egg; a waterproof egg with a shell. It also has an amnion that will protect the embryo from drying out. The other is internal fertilization: when the sperm has to enter directly into the female because the sperm does not survive in the air. Previously animals, like sponges, had to spread their sperm through the water in hopes of fertilization. Both of these adaptions are crucial to life on land and we would not be here without them.
No
humans
With a sperm cell and a egg cell.
It begins at puberty.
Male sperm
Life begins when the egg cell and sperm cell unite to form the zygote.
sperm cell is the typical sperm of most animals has a head containing the nucleus and acrosome
When an egg was fertilized by a sperm cell.
Sperm, and Egg
Fertilization
The very first result of egg and sperm coming together is a zygote. This will begin to divide many, many times to finally form an individual.
The very first result of egg and sperm coming together is a zygote. This will begin to divide many, many times to finally form an individual.
The fastest swimming sperm is the one that reaches the female's egg first, and on entering, will cause the egg to be fertilised and so begin the process of reproduction.
When a sperm cells unites with an egg, new life begins.