Platys give birth through a process called live-bearing, where the female gives birth to live young instead of laying eggs. The female platy carries the developing embryos inside her body until they are fully formed, and then she gives birth to the baby platys. This process is similar to how mammals give birth, with the babies being born fully formed and able to swim and survive on their own shortly after birth.
Platys typically give birth by releasing live baby fish, called fry, rather than laying eggs. During birth, the female platy may become more reclusive and seek out hiding spots to give birth in peace. The process is usually quick and can involve the female giving birth to multiple fry at once. After birth, the female may eat some of the fry, so it's important to provide hiding spots for the newborns to increase their chances of survival.
Snakes give birth through a process called ovoviviparity, where the eggs develop inside the mother's body and hatch before being born. The mother then gives birth to live young. The process is similar to live birth in mammals, with the mother typically giving birth to a litter of baby snakes.
no! impossible No it's not possible for a male to give birth to anything. It doesn't matter if it's an animal or not. They are not able to "process" a "child" like women can.
Some do like sheep, but others like humans give birth anytime.
like a dog
of course. French bull dogs give birth naturally like a spring cockatoo bird gives birth to chimpanzees. I believe that if you give a french bull dog some false unicorn it speeds up the process of the pregnancy and birthing session of the dog.
Deer give birth by delivering their fawns after a gestation period of about six to seven months. The process typically involves the doe finding a secluded spot to give birth, where she will clean the fawn and consume the afterbirth. The fawn is usually able to stand and walk within a few hours of being born, and the mother will nurse and care for it until it is ready to join the herd.
They give birth just like humans do.
They give birth like molleys and guppys
No. Cows have a uterus, like humans do, and give birth the same way.
The birth process for dogs, also known as whelping, typically involves three stages: the first stage involves restlessness and nesting behavior, the second stage is labor where contractions occur and puppies are born, and the third stage involves the passing of the placenta. It is important to monitor the mother closely during this process and seek veterinary assistance if there are any complications.
Yes they do, like all aquatic mammals they give birth to and nurse live young.