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How many young do octopus produce?
It depends on the type of octopus but it could be up to 1500 babies.
What is a female octopus called?
There is no specific word for a female octopus. A female octopus is called a hen.
How does a lion produce young?
It comes out of the female's belly.
What is a female and male octopus called?
A female octopus is simply referred to as a "female octopus," while a male octopus is called a "male octopus." In scientific terms, male octopuses are often distinguished by their specialized arm called a hectocotylus, which is used for transferring spermatophores to the female. There are no specific names or unique terms for male and female octopuses beyond these designations.
What do you call an octopus which is a girl?
An octopus that is female is simply called a "female octopus." In scientific terms, it can be referred to as a "female cephalopod" since octopuses belong to the class Cephalopoda. There isn't a specific name distinct from "octopus" based on gender, as the term encompasses both male and female individuals.
What is a vertebrate that has fur and produce milk for their young?
A female mammal.
What has three hearts eight arms and a skirt?
A female octopus on a date.
How do mammals produce there young?
The baby mammal is formed in the vagina of the female, and then pushed out of it.
How do octopus feed their young?
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How big is a female octopus?
big.
What is a famle octopus called?
a female octopus is called a hen, strange i know but true
Do squid give birth to live young?
No they don't... I am doing some research at the moment on a school based assignment which requires me to look at how mating in squid's work. Here's how it goes... A male squid runs into a female squid, there is a struggle (almost like rape) for the male to inject his sperm into the female. This happens and the sperm is injected into the females arm, this increases the rate of maturity which then causes the body to detect the sperm and produce eggs, these eggs are covered in a jelly - like substance and pushed out through the females funnel. She then grabs on to it with her arms. The jelly - like substance releases a chemical which causes the sperm to swim up and break the barrier of her arm and eventually the egg. This egg is fertilised and the female releases it to drift of into the distance. I think the average young is 1-2
