Which animal gives birth to more young at a time? Salmon or whale?

Answer 1

salmon

Answer 2

Salmon of course whales give birth like any mammals 1 or 3 born. Salmon are fish an hatch from eggs.

Answer 3

Just to be picky, salmon lay eggs, and so do not
technically "give birth".
That said, whales generally produce only
one calf at a time while a salmons eggs may
number in the thousands.

Answer 4

First of all, salmon do not give birth. They lay many eggs which are fertilized then later hatch. The salmon parents are not present during the birth. Whales give birth to their young live, and, just like humans, they give birth to only one at a time. (unless it's twins! ; )

Answer 5

Well, a Salmon doesn't really give birth, it lays eggs. A whale usually only has one baby (via live birth) and could possibly have twins. So, I don't know but Salmon don't give birth so I'd say whales.

Answer 6

Whale
Whales give birth to live young (often one at a time). The key is that they are a whole organism when they come out.

Salmon lay eggs and (like other fish), have external fertilisation. The male releases sperm and the egg that is released from the female gets fertilised externally (in the water). So in effect, salmon do not give birth to any young, but only half of the young (gametes only). Salmon give birth to NO YOUNG.

Answer 7

Salmon, they lay eggs. Whales as it looks like many people have said are mammals so they only really give birth to one at a time unless it is the case of multiple birth IE. twins, triplets etc.

Answer 8

Salmon. There may be thousands of salmon eggs and female whales give birth to one calf.

Answer 9

Young One Of Whale

Answer 10

Your question is stupid. Whales give birth to more young at at time. Salmon don't give birth, they lay eggs.

Answer 11

Salmon don't give birth they lay eggs. Whale.