Are Ferrets born in an embryonic sac?

No, ferrets are not born in an embryonic sac.

Ferrets, like all mammals, are born live and do not develop within a protective sac like eggs do.

Here's why:

* Placental Mammals: Ferrets are placental mammals, meaning they develop inside the mother's uterus and receive nutrients and oxygen through a placenta.

* Umbilical Cord: Ferrets are connected to the placenta by an umbilical cord, which delivers nourishment and removes waste.

* Birth Process: Ferrets are born through the mother's vagina, just like other mammals.

Let me know if you have other questions about ferrets or their biology!