Parental care is low and for a very short time.

Nothing which needed parental care had any chance of survival.

They do not show parental care, and adults may eat the young.

They do not need any parental care and join the group immediately.

Many years of parental care are required before a human child becomes independent.

Parental care is not a luxury for a child, but a natural standard.

Among most groups of animals, male parental care is rare.

The role of the father in parental care is currently unknown.

These are the kinds of animals with most extensive parental care.

The interesting part is how these beetles put so much time into their parental care.

Parental care will be given for about three months.

The eggs are covered with sand and left without parental care.

Upon burial of the eggs, the parents leave with no further parental care provided.

Levels of parental care for the young range from zero to prolonged.

So what possible benefits are gained from providing this parental care?

Hence, there appears to have been a loss of parental care in this population.

There is no parental care provided for the eggs or fry.

There is shared responsibility of parental care and territorial defense.

Some animals will trick other species into providing all parental care.

That kind of parental care is common only among social insects, like bees.

Later in the game, his child is born, and he retires to provide parental care.

There is no parental care by either the male or the female after spawning.

As a group, birds, like mammals, are noted for their high level of parental care.

Many other diverse forms of parental care are seen in frogs.

There are many different patterns of parental care in the animal kingdom.