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Well this depends entirely on the breed of snake you're asking about. Some snakes, such as garter snakes, will give birth to live young. Others, like (my personal favorite) the Western Hognose, lay eggs. Most egg-laying snakes are fairly uninterested in their clutches and will abandon them shortly after they lay them. Others, such as the king cobra and some species pythons, will stay in the vicinity of the eggs until they hatch. Either way, the mothers leave after the eggs hatch. The vast majority of neonates hatch from their eggs by using a temporary "egg tooth" located on the end of their snout. This "tooth" looks more like a little mini-unicorn horn. They use it to slice open the egg. Now, I'm not sure how it works for all species after this point, but the Western Hognose babies will stay in the broken eggshell for about two days. Once the umbilical cord has dried and fallen off, the snake is ready to leave it's shell. Forcing the snake out of his/her shell before this time can result in death by dehydration or exsanguination. :[ But anyway, no matter how our babies started, we now have live young who are not being looked after by mom. At this time they're on their own to forage for food and grow up. I hope this actually answered your question, since I feel like I threw a bit too much information at you. But there it is.
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What Happens When A Mare Delivers A Foal?
A baby horse appears
What occupation delivers baby animals?
Veterinarians deliver baby animals, if the mother cannot deliver on her own.
How can this be correct if a mother delivers a baby and both of them are tested for drug's the baby is free of drugs and the mother is positive for drug's is this possible?
the placenta will filter many things
How do mother reptiles feed their young?
They don't ! Baby snakes are fully independent from the mother snake as soon as they arrive !
What happens when a girl has a baby?
She becomes a mother.
How do placental mammals respirate?
Placental mammals respirate using the umbilical cord. The cord, which is attached to both baby and mother, delivers food and oxygen to the baby.
How are black rat snakes born?
all snakes are born when the mother snake lays the eggs with the baby snakes in them and then the snakes hatch out of the eggs. Edit: Not ALL snakes lay eggs - some give birth to live young.
What happens if you took away one of the baby mice from their mother?
when you take a baby away from its mother nothing happens, but if you put it back after taking it away the mother may not accept the baby because the human scent isall over it, or it willget rejected and the mother willeat the baby and sometimesa ll of them.... so be carefull but in some cases the mother will be fine with the bABY....AND IT WILL ALL BE FINE :)
What is left inside the mother after deliver and what happens to it?
the placenta is taken out of the mother after delivery of her baby
What happens to a baby if a mother smokes?
the baby is filled with tobacco and it has a damage of dying or the baby might be a miscarriage
What is the duration of Baby Snakes?
The duration of Baby Snakes is 2.77 hours.
How do snakes give birth and what is the process like?
Snakes give birth through a process called ovoviviparity, where the eggs develop inside the mother's body and hatch before being born. The mother then gives birth to live young. The process is similar to live birth in mammals, with the mother typically giving birth to a litter of baby snakes.
