Water bears, also known as tardigrades, do not lay eggs. They reproduce through a process called parthenogenesis, where females produce offspring without fertilization.
Animals such as fish, amphibians like frogs and salamanders, various types of insects such as mosquitoes, and some reptiles like turtles and crocodiles lay eggs in water. These eggs require a moist environment to develop and hatch successfully.
Yes, dengue mosquito (Aedes aegypti) eggs can float on water. Female mosquitoes lay their eggs in standing water, and the eggs have a unique ability to float on the water's surface due to a special coating they possess. This adaptation helps protect the eggs from drying out and allows them to hatch when conditions are suitable.
Not all amphibians require dry habitats for breeding. Some species, like many frogs, lay their eggs in water, while others, like salamanders, may lay their eggs in damp or moist environments. Each species has unique breeding requirements based on its environmental adaptations.
Yes, eggs can float in dense liquids due to the principle of buoyancy. When a liquid is denser than the egg, it can support the egg's weight, causing it to float. This is why eggs may float in liquids like saltwater or sugar water, which are significantly denser than plain water. Conversely, if the liquid is less dense, the egg will sink.
The animal you're describing sounds like a frog. Frogs are amphibians that typically live near water sources such as ponds or lakes. They lay their eggs in clumps or masses in the water, and they have short, squat bodies with powerful hind legs for jumping.
Polar bears don't lay eggs.
No. Bears are mammals, like all mammals they give birth to live offspring.
Bears give birth to live young. They, like humans are placental mammals.
Polar bears, like all other placental mammals, give birth to live young and do not lay eggs. Therefor, polar bears do not hatch out of eggs.
Yes, the polar bears just like the other mammals do drink water.
no they are mammals and are born like humans.
About like 3 or 2 weeks
Bears don't have eggs, silly, they have cubs. They usually have around 3 or 2.
Seriously? Polar bears experience live birth just like every other mammal. They do not, not have ever, laid eggs.
Yes, polar bears do hunt. They hunt: *Reindeer and small rodents *sea and water fowl *Fish eggs *berries *Vegetables And seals.
polar bears drink the water they get there food from there food is fish and seals. ;)
Bears don't lay eggs.