Many reptiles don't bother. They simply lay the eggs and cover them over with earth - then abandon them to hatch on their own. Some snakes (especially venomous species) coil around the clutch or stay nearby - to 'guard' the developing babies. Crocodiles and alligators also guard their 'nest' against predators.
Modern reptiles provide nothing for their young, they simply lay the eggs and leave.
However there is evidence showing that some dinosaurs provided care for their young in large nests similar to what modern birds do.
generally snakes dont look after there young but some do eat there young
snake are pretty hands off parents. baby snakes are on their own from they time they hatch and are fully capable of hunting to survive.
Nope - once the young are born (or hatched) they are completely independent.
Teach them how to hunt buffalo. Teach them lick them clean and feed them through milkers
They don't ! Once the babies hatch or are born - they are completely independent of the mother !
Snakes don't care for the young. The have the eggs, leave them, and when they hatch the little snakes are on their own. No care by mamma snake at any point.
Animals which attack enemies that disturb their young and then goes to the hospital
Opossums are marsupials, Supercohort Marsupialia. There are about 50 species of opossum in South America. Marsupial babies are born underdeveloped and are born and attach themselves to the mother's teats in the pouch until they are better developed to survive on their own.
they care for them by letting them hold on to the mother for several months in order to allow them to eat and drink
A mother lynx nurtures its young until they are one year of age thus ready to reproduce.
snakes stay with their parents for about two weeks after they hatch, then their parents abandon them.
Snakes do not care for their young.
no snakes don't care for thier young
Generally all cobra species care for their young.
The babies may hang with the mother in her den for a day or two after birth before setting out on their own. However, they receive no care from the mother and are, basically, on their own from birth.
The snakes don't take care of their young. They lay eggs and leave.
No. As with all snakes young boas take care of themselves.
It doesn't. Young snakes are on their own from day one.
No, a tree boa snake keeps it inside them untill they hatch, then they never see them again
It is the mother.
Yes a Mother Wolf cares for their young ones they take care of them until they can hunt and survive on their own
It depends on the species. Some lay eggs which hatch in a few weeks. Others incubate the eggs within the mother's body, giving birth to live babies.
It takes care of it. B-D