How Do Nagas Give Birth?

Reproduction. Most species of nagas lay eggs, although few instead give birth to live young. After two or three months through pregnancy, a naga will lay her eggs somewhere warm and humid, which will then hatch after several more months of incubation.

How are Naga born?

How Nagas were born. Nagas were born from Kashyap and his third wife, Kadroo, who birthed great serpents (nagas). According to the legends, Kadroo gave birth to one thousand nagas. Some of the most famous, besides the trio of Sesha, Vasuki and Takshaka are Anant, Kanwal, Kalia, Karkotak, Padma, Aswatar.

Do male nagas lay eggs?

Like the snakes they resemble, the Nagas are egg layers. Despite the differences in their body colorings, all Naga reproduce in the same manner. They employ internal fertilization through a pair of forked hemipenes stored inverted in the tail of the male.