NO
A fetus is not considered a living being because it does not have the ability to survive independently outside of the womb. It relies entirely on the mother for sustenance and cannot function on its own. Additionally, the legal and ethical definition of a living being typically includes the ability to exhibit consciousness and self-awareness, which a fetus does not possess.
No.
Simply because the baby in the womb is a child. Many "pro-choice" advocates would prefer to call the child a fetus because it depersonalizes the child from being a living being.
Yes, a fetus is considered living because it is a developing organism with its own unique genetic makeup and the ability to grow and respond to stimuli.
No, a fetus isn't considered a human being from anyone's perspective but that of someone who is anti-choice. A fetus is a human life but it is not a human being - a woman is a human being, children that could be it's siblings are human beings, and the child the fetus could become is a human being - feminism is concerned with the rights and well-being of human beings.
An Embryo is a stage before Fetus, the Fetus is more developed than an Embryo, the stage of Birth and a baby being more developed than a fetus.
Yes, but many consider it a burdensome human being. Fetus is just Latin for baby.
A fetus is a fetus until it is born at which time the umbilical is cut and it becomes a child. An other argument is that the foetus ceases to be a fetus at the time it is a viable human being and can live without the mothers support.
Footling breech-- A position of the fetus while in the uterus where the feet of the fetus are nearest the cervix and will be the first part of the fetus to exit the uterus, with the head of the fetus being the last part to exit the uterus.
Once a sperm met an egg, they will unite and eventually develop into a zygote, then embryo and so on. They undergo process called Meiosis which is part of a Life Process.
The placenta being attached to both the mother and the fetus, provide important benefits, such as supplying nutrients to the fetus, eliminating waste, and gas exchange.
Fetus