Question

what is the difference between reproduction in plants and reproduction in animals

Answer 1

All plants and animals across the world reproduce in some way or another, as a way of bringing in new generations and slowly ushering in changes in the species. Some forms of copulation seem similar to humanity's mating processes — most, but not all, mammalian breeding, for instance — while others seem alien by comparison. For example, some species can reproduce asexually and, others like the egg-laying duck-billed platypus, buck the reproductive norms of their scientific classifications. Still, much of the reproduction across all species begins with the fertilization of an egg, and many of the species in the Kingdom Animalia raise their young to some extent.