Moulting or ecdysis mean to replace old exo skeleton or upper shell and form a new one generally insects reptiles and some shelled animals nder go moulting because they cant grow under the same shell foreever in order to grow bigger they had to shed old shell. One example of an animal is a mealworm or beetle.
No, it doesn't.
If there is, call the vet!
They can only mate after the female moults, or sheds her skin.
Yes, this breed moults heavily.
They can do. Mine moults everywhere, and it is especially noticeable on black clothes!
Yes, the Tibetan Spaniel moults moderately during seasonal changes.
Insects and reptiles tend to moult. They don't have the same sort of skin as mammals do. In order to get bigger, they have to shed their skin to expand. Most just abandon the skin where it is and you can find snake skins and insect shells in the right places.
Yes. If a tarantula 'loses' a leg (perhaps to a predator) - over successive moults, the leg can grow back.
German Shepherds are a breed that moults a lot in general.It's nothing to do with being a pup.
Yes, all larvae molt. Adults don't however - nothing does after pupating as the insect is 'finished' and stopped growing.
It eats a lot.It moults.Its body is divided into 3 segments.
That would of course be the Sphynx or Canadian Hairless which is, as the name implies, completely hairless, except for possibly whiskers and eyebrows, which are technically hair but not part of the fur.