What season do animals mate?

Answer 1

Different animals adapt in different ways some animals hibernate during winter, saving food in previous seasons in warm places, caves, to live on during winter. However, many birds travel to different places in flocks to avoid harsh weather conditions and come back during warming temperatures. But polar bears, for instance, withstand freezing temperatures with there naturally born fur coats, which are thick and invulnerable to these conditions. But other bears, such as the black bear, have less hair than the polar bear and hibernate.

Answer 2

Animals usually breed when food is most plentiful, and there is the best chance of the young surviving. Eg. It would be pointless for birds to breed during the winter when the insects they feed their chicks on have been killed off by the cold temperatures. Animals which don't rely on the weather or food breed according to the female's biological cycle. In hot countries, rainfall is also a factor.

Answer 3

well, in the warm season the animals shed their fur to get a fur that wouldnt overheat the animal. in the cold seasons though, the animals also sheds but might get thicker hair so he wont be cold - hope this was helpful! :D

Answer 4

Some birds have breeding seasons dependent on the food supply and are considered "long day breeders" having their clutches in the Spring. Other long day breeders are: Lemurs, ground hogs and horses. "Short day breeders" mate in the fall. Some of these animals include foxes, deer and moose. Cats and dogs can mate in both seasons.

Answer 5

Gives their offspring the best chance at survival when the weather is favorable and food supply is abundant.

Answer 6

This occurs because of the temp. change in the different places. The animals need the adaptable temp. for their body's! :)

Answer 7

well if its human, when every they feel horny