Yes, bunnies can have twins. It is common for rabbits to give birth to a litter of kits, ranging from one to several babies. Twins are not uncommon in rabbit pregnancies.
For most mammals its "litter." The mother dog gave birth to a litter of puppies.
The number of babies that a wild bunny will have in their litter can vary depending on size and breed of the bunny. The average number of bunnies that are born in a single birth range between 4 and 10.
Bunnies typically give birth to 3-8 babies in each litter, but they can have as many as 14. The babies, called kittens, are born hairless and blind, and are nursed by the mother until they are ready to eat solid food.
Some cats just give birth to a entire litter of stillborns There is a 1 in 5 chance that a cat will give birth to a stillborn. It is unlikely but not impossible that a cat will give birth to an entire litter of stillborns. --- It may be a genetic fault in the mother, or the mother may have a health issue. It would be worth taking her to the vet, and at least I would recommend not breeding her again.
about 5-6 pups
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The largest litter known for a Yorkshire Terrier is 10 puppies. The average litter size for Yorkies is around 3-5 puppies.
A new batch of puppies is typically called a litter. It refers to a group of puppies born to the same mother during a single birth process.
Does usually give birth to 2-10 kits in one litter. However, there might be one unlucky runt though.
Female rabbits can have between 1 and 13 kittens.
A skunk will give birth to a litter of kids, to where the litter will follow their mothers until they are fit enough to live on their own, in which they will branch off and start their own life, and the mother may later produce another litter.