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DO gray wolves have internal or external fertilization?

Gray wolves have internal fertilization. During mating, the male and female wolves engage in a reproductive process where the male's sperm fertilizes the female's eggs inside her body. This internal fertilization is typical for mammals, including wolves, ensuring the protection and development of the embryos within the female until they are ready to be born.


Do wolves have their babies in eggs or in a other way?

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Does wolves have live babies or lay eggs?

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Is a wolf unicellular?

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Are baby wolves born from eggs or does mother give birth?

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Are gray wolves harmful?

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Is gray wolves bone cartilage or carapace?

Gray wolves are neither bone cartilage nor carapace; they are mammals and have a skeletal structure made up of bones, including cartilage in certain areas like joints. Carapace refers specifically to the hard upper shell of certain animals, like turtles, which does not apply to wolves. Thus, gray wolves consist of bones and cartilage as part of their anatomy, not carapace.