because some sharks are different. most sharks give live birth and only about 40% of sharks lay eggs and there is 400 species of sharks.
Some sharks lay eggs on the bottom of the ocean, called devil's wheelbarrows or mermaid's purses. Most sharks give birth to live young.
yes there is only one shark that gives birth a lemon shark but some times a great white can give live birth
They help it reproduce get it. Some sharks give live birth.
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.
Some sharks give live birth.
Both. Most do give live birth but some species lay eggs
Actually, yes and no. Some sharks are egg-layers, while most give birth to live pups.
Not all sharks have live young. Some lay eggs like most fish do but to answer your question, no, sharks are not the only fish that give live birth. Guppies, mollies, swordtails and other members of the family Poeciliidae, as well as members of other fish families, give live birth.
They are ovoviviparous; they give birth to live young.Great White Sharks have live birth, even though they are fish. They give birth to 1 to 3 live young but the mother does not care for them.
It is the species Also because the have a live birth
the cool thing about sharks is some have the egg in there tummy and then hatch it live some just hatch the egg and leave the egg on the sea floor then theres others were they just give live birth.
Different species of sharks exhibit different birthing styles. Some are Oviparous (egg layers), some are Ovoviviparous (eggs develop inside the mother and then the mother gives live birth but doesnt give nourishment to the babies via a placenta), and some are viviparous (live birth with placental nourishment)