Answer:
Examples of viviparous animals include humans, bears, giraffes, cattle, some sharks, salamanders, some frogs, etc.
Explanation:
A viviparous animal is an animal that develops an embryo inside the body of the female, resulting in the live birth of a young one.
The embryo develops in special organs within the body of the female where the mother provides necessary nutrients to the embryo.
Viviparous animals are present in all groups of vertebrates except birds. Fish, amphibians, reptiles, and mammals all have members that are viviparous even though none of the groups is exclusively viviparous.
