Monotremes lay eggs, from which the baby emerges. Marsupial babies develop in a primitive placenta in the uterus, and are delivered very prematurely. The baby/babies must crawl up to the nipple and attach to it until they have developed further. Placental mammals have a more advanced placenta in the uterus, and the babies are kept in it until they are much more fully developed than in marsupials. They are then delivered.
Yes. All mammals give birth to their young alive. The babies are not born from eggs. Mammals only give birth to alive babies.
wombats are mammals because they give birth to live babies and then they feed the babies milk.
Hippos are mammals and give birth to live babies.
Mammals are animals that give birth to live babies (not eggs) and nurse their babies with milk. Racoons do that.
Are usually placental mammals
Mammals have hair and they give milk to their babies.
Mammals.
live babies
They nurse their babies. Like all mammals, they give their babies milk.
Mammals give birth to live young, ie babies of their species.
we call mammals as mammals because they give breast feeding to their babies with their mammary glands
No - they do not ! They're mammals - mammals give birth to live babies.