Marsupials are a classification of mammals. They bear live young which crawl into the mother's pouch, latch onto a teat, and stay there for several months whilst they continue their development.
marsupials.
mammals produce babies, they grow from a fetus into little ones, just like humans.
Polar bears are mammals, so bear cubs grow inside the mother and are born just like human babies.
Adopt one, let it have babies, then let the babies have babies and so on. Then let them go. You just helped that species grow population.
As babies they mainly just have milk. When they grow older they eat fish.
Mammals and birds are born helpless. They must be fed and protected by their parent(s), in order to survive. Mammals are warm blooded and feed their young - meaning the mother nurses them and feeds directly from her body. Bird parents, usually both mother and father, eat food and partially digest it, then regurgitate it to their babies. As the young birds grow, the parents will continue to find and provide food, until their young are able to find food for themselves.
Fox are mammals just like humans so foxes feed their babies by nursing them nursing is a another word for feed so what happens is if a female fox have babies the babies suck their mother's nipples the nipples provide milk for the young ones so they can grow and mature better. Milk is like an energy drink to the pups so when they there up and going!
Mammals and birds are born helpless. They must be fed and protected by their parent(s), in order to survive. Mammals are warm blooded and feed their young - meaning the mother nurses them and feeds directly from her body. Bird parents, usually both mother and father, eat food and partially digest it, then regurgitate it to their babies. As the young birds grow, the parents will continue to find and provide food, until their young are able to find food for themselves.
Babies are calves, then juveniles as they grow, and finally subadults.
It hurts then because they are young and never had that pain before.
Platypuses are mammals; therefore, like all other mammals, the mother feeds her young on mothers' milk. As the young platypuses grow, she introduces them to worms and larvae that she brings back from her creek or river dives.
I some how suggest that baby mammals actually digest the milk they get. This in order to grow big and strong. They need it. It is a cruel world out there.