No. The term is ovivaporous- they retain eggs inside the body until they hatch, and give birth to live baby garter snakes. But the eggs are not laid outside the body.
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Garter snake eggs are soft shelled.
Majority of reptiles do lay eggs but gartner snakes are live bearers. All boas and all vipers also are live bearers.
None. Garter snakes give birth to live young. A female garter snake may give birth to anywhere from 3 to 80 young.
Yes. Among others, boas, vipers, and garter snakes give birth to live young.
Most reptiles lay eggs, but some species do not. An couple of examples of the latter would be the garter snake or all boas and all vipers. The eggs are fertilized inside the mother then hatch inside the mother then are born alive.
Garter snakes (semi aquatic new world colubrids of the genus thamnophis) do not lay eggs. The young incubator with in the mother in an egg like sack and are born live birth. Therefore the eggs you must have are either A not from a garter snake or B urate (solid urin).
Most reptiles lay eggs, but some species do not. An couple of examples of the latter would be the garter snake or all boas and all vipers. The eggs are fertilized inside the mother then hatch inside the mother then are born alive.
None. All garter snakes are ovoviviparous (they give live birth).
yes _______ Edit: NO - NOT all reptiles lay eggs. Some species of snake (such as the boas and garter snakes) retain the embryos inside the females body until they're ready to hatch. They then 'give birth' to live young.
Some snakes give birth to live young , others lay eggs. In the U.S. sone examples of egg layers are the Racers, King snakes and Coral snake. Examples of live birthing snakes are: all the venomous snakes with the exception of the Coral snake, Water snakes, Garter snakes>
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