No - whales are mammals, and so give birth to live young.
Whales are mammals and they give birth to live offspring who suckle the mother's milk from mammary glands just as land mammal babies do. Like all mammals, the female produces an ovum (a mature female reproductive cell that has the ability to divide and become an embryo) that is fertilized by male sperm. The embryo develops in the womb of the mother until the time of live birth.
No, they are born live because they are mammals.
no they dont
No, whales are mammals.
no they are born like humans
Whales do have eggs inside of them. but not like birds or reptiles might. Whales are mammals and have pretty much the same kind of eggs inside them as human females.
Whales don't lay eggs and they have to come up for air unlike fish which lay eggs and don't need to come up for air because they breathe under water.
Whales do not lay eggs ! They are mammals giving birth to fully-formed live young !
where did killer whales come from
Whales are ovoviviparous because they are mammals, because of this their eggs develop inside of their bodies and they give birth to live young.
from eggs
Whales are mammals. Their offspring are called calfs.
from eggs and sharks
No, whales are mammals.
Whales do not lay eggs, they give birth to live young.
No. Whales are mammals. Air-breathing, live birth and suckle their young.
Whales don't lay eggs. They are mammals and give birth to live young. In that regard, they may be considered imaginary items, such as "hen's teeth."