A young shark is called a "pup." Shark pups are typically born from eggs or born live, depending on the species. They are usually left to fend for themselves after birth, as most shark species do not provide parental care.
feed it fish and shark eggs
An oviparous shark is a shark species that lays eggs rather than giving birth to live young. The female shark will deposit fertilized eggs in suitable locations to develop and hatch outside of her body. Examples of oviparous sharks include some species of catsharks and horn sharks.
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well a male shark is called a bull but a female shark is just called a female or possibly a COW...
They don't lay EGGs the eggs hatch inside the mother shark
A young shark is called a "pup." Shark pups are typically born from eggs or born live, depending on the species. They are usually left to fend for themselves after birth, as most shark species do not provide parental care.
eggs
Not all sharks lay eggs, you will need to specify the type of shark.
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No
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An oviparous shark is a shark species that lays eggs rather than giving birth to live young. The female shark will deposit fertilized eggs in suitable locations to develop and hatch outside of her body. Examples of oviparous sharks include some species of catsharks and horn sharks.
No, shark eggs are not larger than ostrich eggs. Most shark species lay relatively small eggs, often around the size of a small marble or a few inches in diameter, depending on the species. In contrast, ostrich eggs are among the largest bird eggs, typically measuring about 6 inches in length and weighing up to 3 pounds. Therefore, ostrich eggs are significantly larger than shark eggs.
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they lay their eggs
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