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Some snakes.
Animals which produce their young in this way are known as "ovoviviparous".
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What does ovivparous mean?
when an animal produces eggs that are hatched within the body,so that the young are born alive.
What is a recently born or hatched animal called that begins with the letter y?
young
What is a mammal and do their young hatch from a egg?
A mammal has hair and produces milk and the only mammal that is hatched is the plataypus.
What is the type of animal that produce young from eggs hatched in the body?
There isn't just one type of animal, hun. Every single mammal. :)
What is ovoviviparous?
Ovoviviparous - note that the third letter is an 'o', not an 'i' - means producing young by means of eggs that are hatched within the body of the parent - as in some snakes.This is different from* Oviparous - which means producing young by means of eggs that are hatched after they have been laid by the parentand * Viviparous - which means producing live young that have developed within the body of the parent
Does the female python give give birth to its young or are its young hatched from eggs?
hatched from eggs
What animal produces the most young a year?
The brown rat produces the most young in a year
What are young birds hatched from?
They area hatched from eggs which the female gives birth to.
What animal that produces milk but the young does not suckle?
I believe that Pigeons and Flamingos produce a 'crop milk' that they feed to their young by regurgitation.
What vivipapous animals?
It's animal whose young develop in the mother's womb (such as in the case of mammals) and are born live, and not in an egg that hasn't hatched yet.
Why is a whale described as an animal and not a mammal?
A whale is an animal, but is also definitely a mammal, because it has warm blood and produces milk for its young.
Is a howler monkey born alive or hatched from a egg?
Monkeys are mammals. The definition of a mammal is an animal which gives birth to live young and feeds them with milk. Monkeys are also our "cousins" genetically speaking - were you hatched from an egg? No, so neither is a monkey.
