Sharks do not have twins in the traditional sense, as they do not give birth to live young in the same way mammals do. Most shark species reproduce through oviparity (laying eggs) or viviparity (giving birth to live young), but they typically produce multiple offspring at once rather than a pair of twins. In viviparous sharks, young develop inside the mother and can be born in larger numbers, sometimes leading to various sizes and developmental stages among siblings.
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