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- What animal takes care of their young the most?
- Which mammals take care of their young?
- Why do animals take care of their young?
- How do animals take care of their babies explain with two examples?
- What animals nurse their young?
- What animal has the most offspring?
- What animal is kind and caring?
- How do mammals have babies?
- How do mammals take care of their babies?
- What animals have multiple babies?
- How do humans take care of their young?
What animal takes care of their young the most?
Elephants may be the most protective moms on the planet. Herds of females and children usually travel together in a circle with the youngest member on the inside, protected from predators. If one child becomes an orphan, the rest of the herd will adopt him. Elephants also mourn their dead.
Which mammals take care of their young?
Baby pigs, dolphins, bats and elephants all drink milk! Because the babies rely on their mother's milk to live, the mammal mommies have to care for their young. The length of time varies from a few weeks for mice to many years for humans!
Why do animals take care of their young?
WHY DO ANIMAL HELP THEIR BABIES? Animal babies are called offspring. Many animals help their offspring survive until they grow strong enough to go off on their own. Parents can feed and protect their offspring.
How do animals take care of their babies explain with two examples?
Build a good nest in a safe spot. Incubate their eggs after they lay them. Feed their young when they hatch. Protect their young from predators.
What animals nurse their young?
Zebras, bats, and bears do it. So do whales, tigers, and humans. These animals all nourish their newborn offspring with milk. It's a defining characteristic of what it means to be a mammal.
What animal has the most offspring?
A tailess tenrec (Tenrec ecaudatus) in Madagascar. Insects are no slouches when it comes to reproduction and the African driver ant, which can produce 3 to 4 million eggs every 25 days, is thought to be the most generous of all.
What animal is kind and caring?
Arguably one of the most altruistic animal species around, dolphins have been known to help out others in need, including possible predators and even humans. A few years ago, a bottle nosed dolphin heeded the SOS calls of two beached whales in New Zealand and led them into safe waters.
How do mammals have babies?
Mammals give live birth, meaning that their babies are born from the mother's body instead of hatching from an egg. However, there are two animals that lay eggs but are still considered mammals! ... Marsupials such as kangaroos, koalas, wombats, and opossums are mammals, too!
How do mammals take care of their babies?
'Mammals' take care of their young ones by giving them milk and nursing them till they are independent. EXPLANATION: Mammals are creatures that give 'birth to their young ones' directly. Other than a few, like the blue whale, mammals live on land.
What animals have multiple babies?
Sheep and goats produce 1 to 3 offspring per gestation on average and can produce two litters per year. Both species sometimes give birth to quadruplets and on rare occasions even more. Pygmy and Nigerian dwarf goats are especially likely to produce more than 3 kids per gestation.
How do humans take care of their young?
Mothers are biologically and genetically designed to nurture their babies. A newborn's mother has everything a baby needs - arms to hold him, breasts with human milk to feed and comfort him, a human body to share with him, a person to protect and be there for him.
