Animals

After a long gestation, females give birth to living, fully developed offspring. They reproduce once a year, and birth usually up to 15 pups. Great hammerheads can birth up to 40 pups per litter.

In the first few days of development, some of the eggs that have been shallowly buried in the female’s skin are also pushed out by eggs deeper in the skin.

To subdue and kill their prey they constrict it by wrapping around its body.

However, they still rely on their family pack for food and protection.

It comes in handy while food is scarce.

During this time, the female cuckoo ejects or eats one of the host eggs.

It has excellent thermal insulating properties, warms much better than sheep's wool, and at the same ...