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Why are simese twins called that?
Simese twins are called that because there hooked. They are stuck together, and they also can look alike because there twins. Si means one Mese means Two.
Do Fraternal Twins have similar minds like identical twins do?
Twins don't always think alike, whether they be identical, fraternal, or even simese. It depends on there personalities, not their looks.
How many different types of babies can you have?
boy, girl and simese twins Siamese twins are now properly called conjoined twins. You can have identical twins[ same sex] , fraternal twins [ one male , one female ]. triplets, same way, quadruplets, quintuplists , sextuplets and so on , with fertility drugs.
What are some cats that start with you?
simese,black,white simese,black,white
What are simese twins?
Conjoined twins are identical twins who are born physically connected to each other. They may be joined at various parts of their bodies, such as the head, chest, or abdomen. Conjoined twins occur when a fertilized egg fails to completely separate during early development.
How many elephant born at a time?
Other than in a very rare case of twins, only one elephant calf is born at a time.
How many baby elephant can a mother give birth to a time?
Usually, only a single young is born, but twins sometimes occur.
Is it the webkinz simese cat 4 June?
I have a feeling it is.
Should simese twins be separated?
That's a question parents should answer with the advice of health officials. Separating Siamese twins can be a life-threatening thing because they could share the same major arteries, organs, etc. Even if they didn't share any major arteries or organs, all surgeries have risks to them.
What was the first kind of cat?
The first kind of cat was a Simese.
How many babys does an African elephant have?
Just one, it takes an elephant just under 2 years to gestate.
Can elephants give birth to twins?
Yes, elephants can give birth to twins, but it is rare. Twin births in elephants occur at a rate of about 1% to 2% of pregnancies. Twin elephant calves often face a higher risk of mortality due to competition for resources within the mother's womb and challenges of care after birth.
