Sharks have three different ways of reproducing, oviparity, viviparity, and ovoviviparity. During oviparity they lay eggs in the ocean. During viviparity they nourish the pups through placental links, much like mammals, and the pups are born fully functional. During ovoviviparity, eggs develop inside the oviduct of the mother and then hatch inside the oviduct where they finish their development using the remaining egg content to make pups born fully functional.
Baby sharks are called pups. They are typically born live, rather than hatched from eggs. After birth, they are independent and must fend for themselves.
Small sharks are often referred to as "pups" or "juveniles." They can also be classified based on their species, such as "dwarf lanternshark" or "dwarf catshark."
Yes, they do lay eggs that are jelly coated
We really don't know. It's difficult to tell how many eggs in all were produced were because the pups (baby sharks) eat eggs-- and each other-- while inside her. Mako sharks aren't egg-layers; they do live birth. They start when they're about six feet long but they can grow up to around 12. A litter is generally 4-16. Larger sharks give birth to more pups.
Great White Sharks provide no parental care except to train the pups to swim fast by eating the slow ones.ANS2:The great white shark mother does not care for her young. they swim away right after birth ANS3:No, sharks lay eggs which into hatch miniature baby sharks which then fend for themselves. ANS4:They are fully independent at birth, and received no maternal care.
Baby sharks are called pups. They are typically born live, rather than hatched from eggs. After birth, they are independent and must fend for themselves.
new born sharks are called pups
Baby sharks are called pups.
Small sharks are often referred to as "pups" or "juveniles." They can also be classified based on their species, such as "dwarf lanternshark" or "dwarf catshark."
The young offspring of sharks are called pups.
pups
They are called pups.
Young tiger sharks are called pups.
Baby sharks of either sex are called pups
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Yes, every shark has pups
Baby sharks are called pups.