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How long does it take a tiger to have cubs?
about one year
How many newborns does a Siberian tiger have in a year?
The female when pregnant carries the babies for 3-3 1/2 months. They usually have a litter with 3-4 cubs but they can have as many as 6 cubs in one litter.For the source and more detailed information concerning your request, click on the related links section (Answers.com) indicated below.
How many times can a female tiger mate in her life?
On average once a year
How many litters can a female white tiger have?
A female white tiger can have an average of 2 to 4 cubs per litter, though litters of up to 7 cubs have been reported. They typically mate once a year, so a female can produce a few litters over her reproductive lifespan, which is around 10 to 15 years in the wild. However, factors like habitat conditions and availability of resources can influence the actual number of litters she may have.
Name of tigers child?
The offspring are called cubs. The female is a tigress and the male is called a tiger.
What is the survival rate of a tiger cub?
Tiger cubs face many dangers, and less than half reach their first year. As they grow, their chances improve.
How many babies does a cheetah have in about one year?
The female gives birth to two to eight cubs.
How many babies can one white tiger have in one year?
none, it requires two white tigers to have offspring
How many cubs can a Bengal Tiger?
they have more than 9-8 a year
Do polar bears estivate?
No, they do not hibernate in the winter either. The female does enter a state of near hibernation for the winter months in a den where she bears her cubs. The male is active year round.
How many years does it take for an African lion cub to get away from the group?
The male cubs will be driven from the pride at about a year old. The female cubs stay with the pride for their entire lives.
How many offspring can a Sumatran tiger produce a year?
The gestation period for Tigers is 16 weeks. The litter size usually consists of around 3 to 4 cubs. Cubs weigh approximately 1 kilogram (2.2 lb) each, which are born blind and helpless. The females rear them alone, sheltering them in dens such as thickets and rocky crevices. The father of the cubs generally takes no part in rearing them.
