The rat does give birth to a live young but at a consequence. When the rat gives birth the young is trapped in a poisonous sack just like the placenta. The rat will free its young by eating its own poisonous sack, but will die due to the build up of acid. The young will then feed on its mother to get strength.
No, Rats give birth to live young.
Rats give birth to live young and suckle them.
Yes. They are placental mammals, all of which give birth to live young. Kangaroo rats are not the same as rat kangaroos, which are Australian marsupials (and also give birth to live young).
No.Kangaroo rats are placental mammals (unlike rat-kangaroos, which are marsupials), and give birth to live young.
Yes, rats give live birth.
male do not give birth. ever.
The young of a brown rat is called a pup. Brown rats typically give birth to litters of several pups, which are born blind and hairless. They rely on their mother for warmth and nourishment during their early development stages. As they grow, they gradually gain fur and begin to open their eyes.
The incubation period for rat pregnancies typically lasts about 21 to 23 days. After this period, a female rat will give birth to a litter of pups, which can range from 6 to 12 young, although larger litters are possible. After birth, the pups are altricial, meaning they are born hairless, blind, and completely dependent on their mother.
Bats are mammals - they give birth to their young, like a rat or dog would. They also suckle their babies with milk from teats.
Rats don't give birth to mice, rats give birth to rats. A young rat might be the size of a mouse but is still a rat. Of course if you are talking about how many they could dine on at a time I would think 4 to 6 would make a decent meal for a rat.
Mickie Rat's birth name is Jason Priest.
all snakes are born when the mother snake lays the eggs with the baby snakes in them and then the snakes hatch out of the eggs. Edit: Not ALL snakes lay eggs - some give birth to live young.