For the most part, yes, eventually. "Eventually" because the young may initially be different. This is quite common in insects but also happens in, for example, frogs where the immature stage has no legs, a tail, and gills and the mature stage has legs, no tail, and lungs. "For the most part" because some species follow a sort of cycle, where Type 1 reproduce to form Type 2, and Type 2 reproduce to form Type 1. An example of this is the liver fluke.
oviparous animals live in more harsh environment and thus lay large number of eggs compared to viviparous animals. this high multiplication ensures that few of the eggs get fertilized (external fertilization) and develop into young once.
Yes I like pet animals because most of them are really friendly. If you are going to get one pick one that most suits your lifestyle. I like energetic and happy ones the most
the ones that ones that can rip food...which are fangs.
social ones
Animal-like protists are classified as such because they exhibit characteristics typically associated with animals, such as the ability to move and consume food. These protists are heterotrophic, meaning they need to consume other organisms for nutrients just like animals, and they often have structures like cilia or flagella for movement that resemble those found in animal cells.
no, they actually protect them. they are babies just like how we protect our babies. they have the gift of loving and knowing the young ones.
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Yes , most of endothermic animals are birds and mammals and they care for their young ones .
No you can't.
Animals protect their young in different ways. Kangaroos for an example carry their young in a pouch while birds keep their young in a nest.
by feeding them daa
Wild animals care for their young ones with great love, sometimes a little more then us humans.
Most young ones of hoofed animals like horses,ass,donkey,zebra,cows.Some feline family among large cats give birth to young ones that start walking after a moment.
It depends on the animal.
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No, just like all other animals there has to be a male and a female.
Rabbits do not typically move their young or carry them in their mouths like other animals. The most a mother bunny will do is gently nudge their little ones back into the nest.