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The female's egg is fertilized internally and the resulting embryo continues to develop inside the womb of the mother until the end of the gestation period. This differs from the marsupials whose young develop in a pouch on the body of the female or the monotremes which hatch from eggs.
What else can I help you with?
How does mammals produce their own food?
Most mammals produce food for their babies, not actually for themselves.
Does the antilope lay eggs or have babies?
Antelopes are mammals - they produce babies.
What do mammals produce?
mammals produce babies, they grow from a fetus into little ones, just like humans.
How does the red wolf produce?
Wolves are mammals and produce babies by live birth.
What things do mammals have?
Mammals all have mammary glands- breasts- that produce milk for their babies. All mammals nurse their babies. Other animals do not.
What does a lion feed its baby?
Lions are mammals. Mother mammals feed their babies with milk that they produce in their mammary glands.
Why do girls have tits?
They are mamary glands, after pregnancy they produce milk which is used to feed babies.
What makes a fox a mammal?
If the mother animal produces milk to feed her babies, then she is a mammal. If the females of a species are mammals so are the males and children. Female foxes produce milk to feed their babies. Therefore they are mammals.
How many babies do the koalas have for each pregnancy?
Koalas usually produce just a single offspring each pregnancy. Twins are very rare.
What mammal retains its embryo in its uterus for the full term of the pregnancy Which mammal is it most likely to be?
Marsupial mammals retain their embryos for only a short period in the uterus
Do dingoes have babies?
Of course. Dingoes are mammals, and all mammals reproduce (have babies).
Is a whale's babies hatched from eggs?
ALL Whales are sea mammals. They give birth to a single baby, as we do, looking the same but smaller and produce milk to feed their babies, as we do.
