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At what age do lions become independent?

2 years of age


At what age can you become an independent Minor?

Depends on your state.


How long does it take for a kitten to forget its mother?

Kittens typically start to become independent from their mother around 8-12 weeks of age. However, the bond between a kitten and its mother can vary, and some kittens may remember their mother for a longer period of time.


Time taken for a calf to be independent?

A calf is weaned at around 3 months of age (if bottle-fed) or 6 to 10 months of age if nursing from his mother. He learns to become independent from his mother during this weaning process. But he will forever be dependent on the herd since cattle are instinctively herd animals, and thrive in a social environment that includes many of themselves in a herd.


How long is a baby giraffe reliant on its mother?

Young giraffes, although they sample vegetation from a very early age, continue to suckle up to about one year -- at this age they are around 10 feet tall. They generally become fully independent from their mother at around 15-18 months of age.


When does a snow leopard leave its mom?

"The cubs leave the den at around two to four months of age, but remain with their mother until they become independent after around 18-22 months."


What does a mother's boy mean?

A man who is excessively attached to his mother at an age when he should be independent, that is away from home, married or about to be married


When did Mother Teresa choose to become a nun?

At the age of 12.


What age do killer whales become independent?

they take about 12 months to depart from there mothers


Your hamster has had 8 babies when should you separate them from their mother?

Hamsters should be separated from their mother at around 3 weeks of age to prevent any aggressive behavior and to avoid further breeding. It's important to separate them early to prevent any potential harm or stress to the mother and to ensure the babies' well-being as they start to wean and become more independent.


Can a woman become mother after 45 years of age?

When you stop ovulating.


How long does it take a chipmunk to become an adult?

Young chipmunks are independent at about two months of age.