Nature creates a balance to prevent overpopulation. Animals that have hundreds or thousands of babies each -- like sea turtles or fish or frogs -- do not look after their babies, so that the majority die before reaching adulthood, and do not end up overpopulating the earth.
Animals that have only a small litter of babies, like cats and dogs, look after their young to a certain extent, but do not care for them all the way into adulthood, which ensures that some of them will die. And animals that have only one or two babies at a time -- like humans -- care for their babies all the way into adulthood, to maximize the babies' chances of survival.
Cats are placental mammals, meaning the young are nurtured within the mother cat's uterus, and nourished by a placenta.
The only egg-laying mammals are the monotremes, which only include platypuses and echidnas.
Cats DONT lay eggs, cats are MAMMALS.
, Giraffes Dont Lay Eggs, They Give Birth Just Like Humans, Dogs Or Cats Would..
Bobcats dont lay eggs, they have litters like a regular cat.
Wild cats do not lay eggs. They are mammals. Like humans, they give birth to their young.
Cats do not lay eggs. Cats are placental mammals, meaning they give birth to live young. They are not monotremes, or egg-laying mammals.
no they lay dog eggs and cats lay cat eggs elephants has nothing to do with this
Cats don't lay eggs but if you mean kittens then about 6-7!
snakes dont lay eggs
what kind of fish dont lay eggs
A cat is a mammal a human is also a mammal birds lay eggs cats give birth to live young just like humans
Yes, faries do lay eggs. Just becuase theyre mammals does not mean they dont lay eggs.
the same why humans give birth and they dont lay eggs