Viviparous are all those animals whose embryo develops within the protection of the female’s womb, through the gestation process, which is where the embryo receives oxygen, and the nutrients necessary for its growth and organic development until the time of delivery or birth.
The reproduction of viviparous animals is sexual , since the male fertilizes the female by depositing his sperm inside her reproductive system and forming an embryo, after the fertilization of the female ovules.
The most mammals are viviparous animals , as well as some reptiles, fish and amphibians, except monotremes are mammals-animals oviparous and marsupial, completing their development in a marsupial pouch. Emphasizing that the most patent and evolved form of viviparity is found among placental mammalian animals, where embryos develop (during a process called gestation), within a placenta that is housed inside the mother’s womb, where the various nutrients that They allow the development of the embryo’s organs until its maturation, a phase that gives way to birth so that the offspring continue their growth outside the mother’s womb.
It should be noted that although most viviparous animals inhabit various habitats on the continents, there are also several representatives of these among aquatic animals, as is the case, for example, of the fish poecilia reticulata and dolphins, as well as some “aerial “Or flying like bats, vampires and” flying “squirrels, being that a large part of the known animals on the planet are viviparous.
More than 100 examples of viviparous animals:
1. Poecilia reticulata (fish)
2. Antelope
3. Squirrel
4. Xantusia vigilis (reptile)
5. Armadillo
6. Stoat
7. Baiji
8. Beluga
whale 9. Gray whale
10. Bison
11. Bongo
12. Ox
13. Donkey
14 Horse
15. Goat
16. Camel
17. Kangaroo
18. Capybara
19. Caracal
20. Ram
21. Beaver
22. Zebra
23. Pig
24. Jackal
25. Deer
26. Civet
27. Coati
28. Guinea pigs
29. Weasel
30. Rabbit
31. Whose
32. Daman
33. Dolphin
34. Dingo
35. Dugon
36. Elephant
37. Sea elephant
38. Echidna
39. Hedgehog
40. Seal
41. Gazelle
42. Fallow deer
43. Cat
44. Guanaco
45. Cheetah
46. Hamster
47. Hyena
48. Hippopotamus
49. Ferret
50. Impala
51. Wild boar
52. Giraffe
53. Koala
54. Lemming
55. Lemur
56. Lion
57. Leopard
58. Hare
59. Lynx
60. Llama
61. Wolf
62. Sea
lion 63. Macaque
64. Manatee
65. Mongoose
66. Raccoon
67. Marmot
68. Marta
69. Skunk
70. Monkey
71 Walrus
72. Mouflon
73. Bat
74. Shrew
75. Shrew
76. Narwhal
77. Otter
78. Wildebeest
79. Ocelot
80. Okapi
81. Orca
82. Grizzly
Bear 83. Anteater
84. Arctic Sea
Bear 85. Brown Bear
86 Polar bear
87. Sheep
88. Pacarí
89. Panda
90. Pangolin
91. Peccary
92. Lazy
93. Prairie
Dog 94. Dog
95. Porcupine
96. Rat
97. Mouse
98. Res
99. Rhinoceros
100. Tapir
101. Tarsio
102. Badger
103. Bengal Tiger
104. Siberian tiger
105. Topi
106. Ualabi
107. Vampire
108. Deer
109. Vicuña
110. Vizcacha
111. Yak
112. Opossum
113. Zorrillo
114. Fox