Do octoplets have one placenta

Octoplets, which refer to a set of eight offspring born from a single pregnancy, typically share one placenta. In mammalian pregnancies, multiple fetuses can be connected through a single placenta, allowing for shared nutrients and blood supply. However, the specifics can vary depending on the species and individual circumstances. In cases of octuplets, the placental structure can be complex, but they usually have a single placenta for all the fetuses.