It is neither physiologically harmful nor a good idea. Manatees get all their physiological requirements from the food that they eat. Occasionally they will migrate to fresh water sources to supplement this requirement. They can be attracted to artificial fresh water sources as well, such as water control structures. The problem with offering fresh water to manatees is that it creates the same potential problem as the "don't feed the bears" situation. It alters their natural behavior, conditions them to interact with humans and/or boats and boat facilities, which potentially increases dangers to them. While difficult to enforce, providing food and/or water to manatees (an endangered species) is also technically illegal.
Well. As you know, manatees give birth quite a lot. They have sex, and then give birth to many little baby manatees. So, there is your answer: Many little baby manatees
Manatees reproduce sexually, and they give live birth.
Has food+water as what it eats also it provides a bathroom anywhere
Salt kills plants so you need to give fresh water to your tulips.
No, you should not give your dog tonic water. Tonic water contains quinine, which can be toxic to dogs in large amounts and may cause symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, and increased heart rate. Additionally, the sugar and carbonation in tonic water can also be harmful to dogs. It's best to stick to fresh water for your pet.
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you don't, you have to give him lemonade then you'll be all set
Buy fresh water and give it to the guard
Give them fresh water.
You must give them fresh water daily
yes, because it is a mammal
Fresh water- Rivers Marine water-Oceans Brackish water-Lagoons