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Male seahorse do not give birth. The female seahorse lay eggs in the pouch of the male seahorse.The male seahorse carries the eggs until they hatch and swims out of the pouch of the male seahorse.That is why people think male seahorse give ...
The male sea horse is given the eggs from the female sea horse to give birth... i have no idea why though. Did you know if the baby sea horses dont leave the father after birth the male sea horse might eat them.
Seahorse: The female inserts her oviduct into the male's brooding pouch. Males have 72 hours of labor & contractions. (200 babies)
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They don't actually give birth to the young. The female gives birth to them, injecting them into his pouch, where they develop a bit more and grow before he lets them out into the world.
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Male seahorses do not technically 'give birth', the way we as humans do. The female lays her eggs into a brood pouch on the male's belly, where he fertilises them and keeps them until they hatch. The tiny young are then expelled from the po...
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The male seahorse gives birth because he has the incubation pouch. The female delivers the eggs to that area, then the male. MORE?
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I thing that the father squirts them out of his belly alive, they are very small. watch a youtube clip of sea horses giving birth, you might find out more or if im wrong.
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Every seahorse species gives birth or either lays eggs. No matter if it's eggs or live birth, the Male (Boy/Father) will always lay the eggs or give birth. A female seahorse will never become pregnant with a youngster no matter what.
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It's just the way nature is designed. Seahorses are thought to have evolved at least 40 million years ago and have survived MORE
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A female seahorse has female organs & carries the eggs. Males give birth because the females deposit eggs into his brood pouch.
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