How do possums breed?

Answer 1

They mate like most mammals, not through the nose like some people believe. The male has a forked penis and the female has two vaginae. They only mate one time a year yet the female will deliver two litters throughout the year. This is due to one of the pregnancies being delayed.

Only the honey possum has embryonic diapause as described above. Most possum species do not have this "delayed" pregnancy, and most possums may give birth once or twice a year.

Answer 2

i think all at once then they go to their mom

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Possums are Australian marsupials, and as such females carry their young in their pouches until ready to go out into the world. There is an animal called the opossum in various other parts of the world, and it is sometimes called 'possum', but that is not technically correct.

Answer 3

Do you have a video of possums in action (Breeding)

Answer 4

Possums become pregnant the same way all mammals do - through the act of male/female reproduction.

Answer 5

The opossum is the only marsupial living in North America. They usually give birth during the spring and the babies are born highly underdeveloped. They develop in the mother's pouch.

Answer 6

It has sex with a male possum