There is a dominant female who runs the gang. She selects a male to be the dominant male. None of the other males or females are allowed to have pups or even mate, except for these two. After the dominant male and female mate, she gives birth to a litter of, on average, about seven pups. The pups cannot leave the safety of the underground burrow for several weeks or else they would die, and keeping the adventurous creatures from venturing out can be quite a hassle, so while the other adults are off foraging for food (which the mother will bring some back for the pups), one adult stays behind (getting no meal for the day) and watches the pups. Babysitting duties rotates. When the pups are old enough, they can go outside, but are not allowed to leave the line of sight of the babysitter. When they are even older, they are still small and young, but are actually allowed to leave and forage with the adults.
they have sex with the male then a couple of weeks later it comes right out of the females crotch.
I am not sure because I am trying to find out myself! sorry
No, they give birth to live young
they aren't endangered.
No, meerkats are not an endangered species.
I like meerkats :)
Meerkats are called Meerkats because they look like cats and they are called a type of meer. So that's why they call Meerkats, Meerkats.
No, meerkats are a type of mongoose.
meerkats look out for their enemys ,deers
meerkats are 9.75 to 11.75 inches
wha is a meerkats structural?
Meerkats sleep when there tired..
I don't think gerbils are related to meerkats. I know mongooses are related to meerkats if that helps.
The Meerkats was created on 2008-10-15.
Grubs, bugs and insects are meerkats' prey.