Do birds and fish care for their young?

Answer 1

Parent birds care for their young at least until they are able to fly.

Answer 2

well they dont really do much except feed their young,and occasinonly if they happen 2 be in the nest at the time of an intrusion defend their young,and wen they are eggs they jst sit on them

Answer 3

No they eat them stir-fried with their buddies while throwing the scraps down to the disgusting animals on the disgusting forest floor.

Trust me this is what they do, i asked my professor and he witnessed it first hand.

Answer 4

Yes. The babies stay in the nest after they've hatched with it's mum and dad. There it's protected from enemies and fed. They leave the nest once they've learned to fly and fend for themselves.

Answer 5

Yes they do. 1, the parents have to feed them. 2,they teach them how to fly, like how our parents teach us how to survive in the world, and 3,the parents teach them how to hunt for food.

Answer 6

Some do. Birds, except for cat birds and mockingbirds, lay on their eggs and take care of the babies until they start to fly. Fish, not so much.

Answer 7

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