The more young or eggs an animal produces the more likely more of them will survive to adulthood and be able to breed, thus ensuring the survival of the species. It's a numbers game, for example: I tell you to guess a number between one and ten. Who is more likely to get it right, the person who only has one guess or the person who has 3 guesses. More guesses mean more chances to get the correct answer.
Whales produce milke to feed their young
Producing a large number of offspring can lead to resource depletion, as parents may struggle to provide adequate food, shelter, and care for each young. This can result in higher mortality rates among the offspring due to competition for limited resources. Additionally, it may diminish the quality of parental investment, as attention and care are spread thin, potentially impacting the survival and future reproductive success of the young.
Young Survival Coalition was created in 1998.
Animals have young through reproduction to ensure the survival of their species. By producing offspring, animals can pass on their genetic material and continue their lineage. Young animals also help maintain the balance of ecosystems by contributing to the diversity of species.
Courtship is necessary when an animal is selecting a mate. To ensure the survival of their young, animals select the best possible partner for their mate. Courtship is one way to determine this.
Blackbirds do have a number of young each year which they must care for until they can fend for themselves. Mating pairs will help each other take care of the young to ensure their survival.
Weddell seals and Leopard seals both birth live young and suckle them. These animals are not native to Antarctica no animal is (except for Penguins) but they come to the continent for the birth and nurturing season, to raise their pups to survival age.
the best animal to have when you are young is a dog.
Young Animal was created in 1989.
Because the eggs will be eaten while they are the egss and will not survive so fish produce a large number of young to guarntee a good survival chance.
Young Animal Arashi was created in 2000.
The African elephant is known to care for its young for the longest period of time, with calves staying with their mothers for up to 10 years or more, learning important survival skills and social behaviors during this time.