The answer to this question is none. No animal is "all life pregnant" in the sense that every individual of that species is constantly carrying offspring.
Pregnancy is a specific biological process involving the development of an embryo or fetus within a female's body. While some species, like humans, have a relatively long gestation period, others, like fish, have much shorter ones.
However, there are some animals that might appear to be perpetually pregnant due to their reproductive strategies:
- Some fish species, like the guppy, are constantly producing eggs and can appear to be pregnant all the time.
- Certain types of sharks have a unique reproductive strategy called viviparity, where the embryos develop inside the mother's body, similar to mammals. These sharks can give birth to live young multiple times throughout their lives.
However, even in these cases, it is important to remember that the animals are not "all life pregnant" in the literal sense. There are periods of time between pregnancies where the individuals are not carrying offspring.
Therefore, the statement that any animal is "all life pregnant" is incorrect.
