I WONDER - Do Mammals Lay Eggs? Me Pregunto - Ponen Huevos Los Mamíferos?

The video explains that mammals typically give birth to live young, unlike birds and fish that lay eggs. Newborn mammals are fed with milk from their mothers. Some mammals, like kangaroos, carry their young in pouches until they are strong enough to survive independently. However, there are exceptions, such as the platypus and echidna, which lay eggs.

What is a key difference between mammals and birds in terms of reproduction?

• Both mammals and birds give birth to live young.

• Both mammals and birds lay eggs.

• Mammals give birth to live young, while birds lay eggs.

• Mammals lay eggs, while birds give birth to live young.

How do newborn mammals typically receive nourishment?

• They receive milk from their mothers.

• They eat solid food immediately after birth.

• They are fed by their fathers.

• They hunt for their own food.

What is unique about kangaroo newborns?

• They are born fully developed.

• They are independent from birth.

• They can walk immediately after birth.

• They remain in their mother's pouch until they are strong enough.

Which of the following mammals lay eggs?

• Dolphin

• Platypus

• Kangaroo

• Elephant

What is the spiny anteater known for in terms of reproduction?

• Giving birth to live young.

• Having a pouch like a kangaroo.

• Feeding its young with solid food.

• Laying eggs.