What to tell the littles

[hareem01]

@Aisha dubaiwali

They do get closer. For reproduction. How fish [email protected]

In both Ovoviviparity and Viviparity the male uses a clasper, and perhaps teeth, to hold the female while he fertilises her, and the sperm passes down the clasper to gain entry to the female’s body. These methods of reproduction](reproduction - Everything2.com) have the advantage that the eggs are much less vulnerable to predators](Predator - Everything2.com) when carried within the mother, and the young are born fully advanced and ready to deal with their environment as miniature](Miniature - Everything2.com) adults.

You can do better than that … your post is giving selective information. You have not posted the whole section from your link:
I was not talking about the few exceptions, this is what you missed in your post.

The young grow inside the mother and are nourished by her directly with a placenta, like mammals. This method is rare in fish, but can be found in some sharks and surf perches. The broods produced by viviparous bearers are small and the fry are well developed when born.

If you look at the main part of the article it will show that most fish do not have sexual intercourse but really put their eggs and sperm in the water at the same time.

Beside the article is geared towards birth methods rather than mating methods;