Question
Give five example each of animals which develop:
$1.$ Inside the mother.
$2.$ Inside eggs which the mother lays.
$1.$ Inside the mother.
$2.$ Inside eggs which the mother lays.
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Answer
$1.$ The animals which give birth to young one are called viviparous animals. In such animals, the baby develops inside the body of the mother.
Examples of Viviparous animals: Human beings, cat, dog, cow, tiger.
$2.$ The animals that reproduce by laying eggs are called oviparous animals. In such animals, the baby develops inside eggs that the mother lays.
Examples of Oviparous animals: Frog, sparrow, lizard, hen, fish, butterfly.
Examples of Viviparous animals: Human beings, cat, dog, cow, tiger.
$2.$ The animals that reproduce by laying eggs are called oviparous animals. In such animals, the baby develops inside eggs that the mother lays.
Examples of Oviparous animals: Frog, sparrow, lizard, hen, fish, butterfly.
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