most of the female sharks give birth in may places but main in isla de guadalupe
No, a shark is not a mammal but a fish since they don't need air and most of them lay purses even though some give birth like mammals.
The word «worst» implies value judgment, and sharks do not follow any particular moral or ethic, other than survival. Most sharks even practice cannibalism among their own species, and female sharks also feed on their young just after birth, in times of starvation. If you asked me, as a diver, what would be the sharks I fear most, I would give you three species, in descendent order of danger: - The Bull shark. - The Tiger shark. - The White shark.
sharks do not lay eggsShark species all lay eggs but some species retain their eggs inside them and give birth to live young when these eggs hatch.it could be either. some sharks give birth and some lay eggs. it depends on what shark it is.Sharks give birth to live young.live birthshark give birth to babiesthey give live birth unlike other cartiligious fishThey give birth live, by keeping their eggs in their bodies.
they give birth at different beaches
Yes. Only female catfish. Males do not give birth obviously.
after 99 to 101 days the tigress will become restless when its time most of the time she will give birth an night wild tigers will look for a cave or log out of flood range to give birth I hope I've answered your question from leafpelt
Like most fish, angler fishes lay eggs. They give birth in deep ocean water, where it is very dark. The male latches onto the female and stays that way.
most give birth to live young but a few lay eggs at the bottom of the oceanYes, the eggs will hatch while they are still inside the mother's body.Most do not, they lay 'purses'. However some do such as the Spiny Dogfish.
Most sharks are ovoviviparous. The young are born live. However, some are Oviparity. These are species that do lay eggs. Examples would be, the horn shark, catshark, Port Jackson shark, and swellshark.
Female koalas are ready to breed from age 2. After this, they give birth just once a year at most, and sometimes once every two years. They are quite slow breeders, which does not help their population figures.
A chameleon will give birth by first digging a hole in the ground. The female will then deposit her eggs in this hole. Most eggs will hatch in 4-12 months, but one type of chameleons eggs will hatch in 24 months.
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