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Some sharks lay eggs that hatch independently of the parents and are essentially autonomous "adults" after they hatch. Others produce eggs that remain in the uterus, and hatch there with no placentation....and some produce pups that are true
live births.
If there are instances of the parents caring for their young it appears it has not been observed.
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∙ 10y ago
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∙ 12y agoNo baby sharks do not get milk from their mother. They learn to hunt.
Only mammals drink milk form their mothers. Sharks hatch from eggs laid by the mother. Occasionally the mother will guard the eggs, then leave.
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∙ 13y agoNo they can't, anyone who says they can is an idiot.
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∙ 13y agoNo, sharks are a type a fish that give birth to live young, they do not produce milk and feed their young as a mammal would.
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∙ 11y agono sorry but whales and dolphines can
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How do hammerhead sharks feed their young?
by mouth
Do some animals feed on there young?
Yeah some species of sharks do it.
What do tiger sharks feed on?
they feed on fish, crabs, people, sharks, and clams.
When do bull sharks feed?
thay feed of small frish
What organisms that feed on great white sharks?
dolphins, other sharks and,YOU!
What is another name for a tiger sharks young?
Young tiger sharks are called pups.
When do sharks feed?
most sharks feed after dusk. 99.9 percent of all shark attacks happen afterdusk.
Do sharks feed on themselves?
Yes, all flesh-eating sharks are cannibalistic.
What fish do sharks eat?
Sharks feed on squid or fish, which they swallow whole.
What do hammerhead sharks feed on?
hammerhead sharks feed on mostly every fish in the ocean.
Do hammerheads eat other sharks?
Yes, in fact, it usually eats its own young. Only when it is really starving does it feed on other sharks. Since sharks like to dig in without too much of a hassle, they wait until a hammerhead shark dies and eats the remains.
How do baby sharks feed?
When the baby sharks is in the moms stomach, sometimes they eat there siblings.
