Litters usually average from 2-5 kits, sometimes a few more.
I would assume they are like a cat because last year we had a mom show up with like 5 or 6 little babies following her.
Female raccoons produce litters that have between 1 and 7 offspring (typically, a litter will have have 3 or 4).
A female raccoon will typically have 2-5 young in a litter. Sometimes a few more.
Raccoons will usually have 2-5 kits each year, sometimes a few more.
Raccoon litters average 2-5 young, occasionally more.
Raccoons have 2-5 young in a litter, sometimes more. They have one litter per year.
Raccoons will typically have litters of 2-5 kits, sometimes more.
Female raccoons will generally have one litter of kits per year containing 2-5 babies, sometimes a few more.
A female raccoon will only have one litter of young per year. Normally, there are 2-5 kits in each litter, sometimes a few more.
Female raccoons only have one litter of babies per year. The size of the litter is usually 2-5 kits but occasionally more.
Raccoons have one litter of kits per year. A litter is usually 2-5 young, sometimes more.
Raccoons have only one litter of kits per year but may have 2-5 or more babies in each litter.
A raccoon produces one litter a year that usually has between 1 and 6 young each time. Adult females usually breed every year. Most raccoons live until they are six years old.
Female raccoons will usually have one litter per year in the spring with 2-5 kits, sometime more. If they lose that litter early there is a chance they will return to breeding status in a month or two.
rabbits can have as many babies as posibble but it is unfair to make them have too many !
Ground squirrels have one litter per year that usually have nine babies.
usually have one joey (baby kangaroo) per year
No, the male has nothing to do with raising the young and the babies usually leave the female between the age of 5 months and a year. They may remain in the general area but apart from the mother.
Raccoons are usually born from March through June.
Raccoons will usually stay with the mother for the first 6 months of their lives. Many will stay until they are nearly a year old. The male has nothing to do with raising the kits.
Between one and four - though usually they have singles or twins.