How animals take care of their young ones?

Answer 1

It depends on what species of animal you are talking about, as there are many species with many ways they take care of their young. Mammals, for a start, secrete milk so their young can suckle until they are ready to be weaned; when they are weaned depends on the species. Mice wean their young within days; dogs and cats within a month or so; cows and horses wean their calves and foals within 6 to 10 months; elephants wean their young within several years. All mothers teach their young what to eat and what to expect in their life. Birds care for their eggs until they hatch, then feed and teach their young to eat and learn about life.

Answer 2

Marsupial frog (carries eggs in a pouch on the back)

Marsupial mammal (carries young in a pouch)

Monkey (carries babies around)

Mouse (hides young in underground burrow)

Merlin (hides young in abandoned bird nests or crevices on cliff faces and feeds them like other falcons do)

Answer 3

Different animals care for their babies in different ways. For example, the cat is a very caring and loving mother who will act protective over her young, like most animals do around their babies if they are threatened or in danger. The mother, if she is alone, will have to bring up her young herself, but if she is not alone and has other animals of her type with her, they will bring up the young together. It is like a wolf pack. They rear the cubs together as a group, whereas the cheetah is left alone to care for her babies.

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Answer 4

When most animals Are Having newborns they Mostly try and keep them warm and safe, While trying to get ready for there newborn. Birds will nest on there eggs until they are hatched to keep them warm.

Answer 5

they take care of their young by protecting from hunters and meat-eating mammals.ex.kangaroo,dogs,cats,etc.