A fetus feeds from its mother as soon as it begins to form. The nutrients are pumped directly into the bloodstream from its connection to the mother.
However; in the typical sense of eating: as-in putting food into the mouth and digesting. A fetus never eats, a child will not be capable of ingesting food through the mouth and digesting until after it has been born and has long since stopped being a fetus.
Nope
yes the eggs hatch in the mothers womb and eat the smaller siblings before they are born
Yes,because the food goes to the stomach and the umbilical cord that is attatches to it is where the baby eat..........
they eat aborted fetuses from snow orcs
You eat what your mother eats before birth while you are still in the womb. After death you eat NOTHING.
the largest amount is hard to say because Great whites participate in intrauterine cannibalism. while in the mothers womb the stronger pups will eat the smaller ones. generally i think two survive
In humans the answer is absolutely not, although some weird things can happen like conjoined twins, or one twin dying early on and the other growing and absorbing it, however eating does not happen. Food for babies in the womb is supplied directly from the mother to the child via the umbilical cord, therefore the fetus has no requirement to eat as you and I do. Interesting fact some species of shark do indeed have young that eat their smaller, weaker siblings while still in the womb. Cool, huh?
Not for skipping one meal I think, especially since they need so little but the baby takes what it needs first and then the mothers body takes what is left over. But especially during pregnancy is it important to eat properly.
the eat there mothers milk
Baby dolphins eat their mothers milk, then fish.
they eat and drink their mothers milk
they also eat the small prey that their mothers brings