Does a bird go through metamorphosis?

Answer 1

No, it hatches from the egg as a smaller version of the adult, better known as a nymph.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, a bird doesn't go through metamorphosis like a butterfly or something. Birds hatch from eggs as adorable little chicks and then grow into majestic creatures that grace our skies. So, yeah, no metamorphosis for our feathered friends, just a lot of awkward teenage bird stages.

Answer 3

No, birds do not go through metamorphosis. Metamorphosis is a biological process typically seen in insects, amphibians, and some fish, where they undergo distinct stages of development such as egg, larva, pupa, and adult. Birds hatch from eggs as miniature versions of their parents and grow through a process called avian development, which involves growing feathers, gaining muscle mass, and developing their unique characteristics over time.

Answer 4

No, birds do not go through metamorphosis. They hatch from eggs as fully formed chicks and gradually grow and develop into adult birds. Metamorphosis typically refers to the transformation process seen in insects like butterflies and frogs.

Answer 5

The cheetah is not an animal that goes through metamorphosis. The only animal that goes through metamorphosis is the caterpillar turning into a butterfly.

Answer 6

The answer is no. In order to understand why not, I posted in the related links box below the wikipedia metamorphosis article. It is very straight and clear.

Answer 7

Um I don't really get what you're asking but if you're talking about the animal, no they don't go through metamorphosis.

Answer 8

YES.

Mitosis is important in growth and repair. So it is important to cheetah too

Answer 9

Lions do not undergo metamorphosis.

Answer 10

No.