It seems there might be some confusion in the question. If a mother has two babies, she would have given birth to only those two. The mention of "ten of these were born" is unclear, as it doesn't align with the scenario of having two babies. Could you clarify or rephrase the question?
Yes they do. A mother hamster usually feeds the puppies for two weeks after they are born.
Their fingers!
Genes. It's all in the genes of the mother and father. It also depends on how the baby s coming out.
cub
The mum's baby would be an aunt or an uncle, depending on the gender.
not the mother nor the baby
Baby shrews, also known as shrew pups, are typically born in litters ranging from two to ten, depending on the species. At birth, they are altricial, meaning they are blind, hairless, and completely dependent on their mother for care. The exact number of pups can vary, but most species tend to have an average litter size of around five to six.
with a surrogate mother two people can have their own sperm and egg mixed together and then implanted in the surrogate, who carries the baby until it is born, then gives it to the parents. in adoption, they would adopt a baby that is not biologically theirs.
A baby jaguar is called a cub. They are born after a gestation period of about 90-110 days and stay with their mother for around two years as they learn to hunt and survive in the wild.
The two parent flamingos mate. Then, the baby developes inside the mother bird. Then,the embryo comes out of the mother in a big, hard egg. The mother then guards the nest until the little, fluffy white baby hatches.
Two Weeks
Yes they do. The mother will have as many as seven babies at one time-- a baby tiger is usually called a "cub." When a tiger baby is born, it is helpless and weighs about two pounds. After the baby tigers are born, the mother will leave them to hunt for food. Not all of the cubs will survive-- normally, she cannot kill enough prey to feed all seven cubs, and under most circumstances, only two or three will be able to live.