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None. Chameleons don't care for their young.
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Do the adult chameleons eat their babies?
Yes they do eat their young when searching for food and is not available. Vicious parents if you ask me.
Does an adult tiger teach its young how to hunt?
The female tiger or tigress teaches her young to hunt.
Why is multiskills taught?
to teach young kids to have sports skills bro
How do chameleons take care of their live born young?
They don't. Chameleons are a reptile and reptiles don't parent their young.
What are chameleons young called?
I think baby chameleons called as a chameleon too.
What are the young chameleons called?
I think baby chameleons called as a chameleon too.
Why does the young children are not allowed to watch an adult content?
Exposure to adult content teaches children the wrong behaviors. They are too young to understand and it is sexual abuse to show or teach children adult content in any format.
How do polar bears teach there young to hunt?
the same way our parents teach us valuable life skills. by showing us how to do it.
How do cats raise their young?
Cats all protect their young, teach them hunting skills, and seem to know exactly when it is time for them to become independent.
On the Sims 3 what is the difference of a young adult to an adult?
A young adult is in there early 20's where as an adult is in there 30'. A young adult can marry an adult.
Why do you grow up?
Every organism grows. Cells multiply. For animals, this means they learn their specific animal skills. For humans, it means we learn specific human skills. When we know many skills like our adult parents know, we are said to be grown up. However, just like teenage and young adult animals, young adult humans continue to learn and learn from mistakes even though we are supposed to be "grown up".
What do parent chameleons teach their young?
Nothing really. Reptiles in general aren't big on parenting. Usually, the eggs are laid and then abandoned. The young are on their own from the moment of hatching. Well, from the moment of laying really. Exactly right. The parents do nothing but lay the eggs in a ditch then leave them to fend for themselves.
