Yes, rabbits become mature at 6 to 8 months of age, depending on the size of the breed. The American Rabbit Breeders Association website (www.arba.net) and the websites of the various breed clubs has more information about the lifespan, care and feeding of rabbits.
Females are sexually mature in three years and males are sexually mature in four years.
Mature means acts a few years older but is not as old as it acts. Adult means an older rabbit.
Once kittens reach a year old (bigger breeds do not mature until two or three years), then they are considered adult.
The brain is physically mature when a person reaches their teen years. This, however does not mean that the person is mature or has such mental processes to be considered mature.
They live about under three years.
At least 2 to 4 years of age.
Three to four years.
A mature female horse is called a mare.A mare.
Rabbits have an average lifespan of 6 - 10 years and they are considered fully grown by 8 months to a year old. The average human lifespan is currently estimated at 70 - 75 years and a human is generally considered fully grown by about 18 - 20 years old. So in comparison, a rabbit could be said to mature as much as 25 times faster than a human, but then the aging factor slows down to only about 8 - 10 times faster once adulthood is reached.
2 years Tigers are mature at four years normally. Tigresses around three to three and a half.
Well i have had rabbits for 5 years now and i have been a member of rabbit 4-h and a happy rabbit breeder :) smaller breed female rabbits mature at 4 months and larger breeds mature at up to 6 months.. what type of rabbit is it? the male rabbit would have to be at least 3 months -5 months before being able to actually create the babies. The babies will be born 30 days later.
Three to four years.