No, some fish will protect them though but unfortunatly other dont. Hope this helps
Most fish lay eggs which then hatch and develop externally. But some fish lay the eggs inside their own bodies, and after the eggs hatch, the babies are squirted out when a safe spot can be found.
Because most of the eggs die before they can hatch.
they lay many eggs because most of them are eaten before they hatch
simples the dragonflies lay eggs and wait till they hatch :)
Yes, most fish lay their eggs in water. This is because fish require water for their eggs to hatch and develop. The water helps protect the eggs and provides the necessary oxygen and nutrients for the developing embryos.
All fish lay eggs, however some fish retain these eggs inside them until they hatch (they are ovoviviparous). Hammerhead sharks do this and with seahorses the female transfers the eggs to the male for incubation.
Most fish lay eggs that are externally fertilized. This means that the female fish releases her eggs into the water, where they are fertilized by the male fish's sperm. The fertilized eggs then develop outside the female's body until they hatch.
Yes, of course it does! It has to reproduce somehow! Fish lay eggs and then they hatch. Watch Finding Nemo!
It depends on where the fish lives. If it is in a pond then it will lay eggs in the spring and summer. If its a fish in an aquarium inside of a heated home, they can lay eggs at any time.
Sexually.
So that the eggs can hatch and the big sharks and whales won't eat the fish. - answered by a intellegent 7th grader
only a few hundred will survive after they hatch others will die before they hatch