What are the stages in a ferret's life cycle?

Answer 1

Domestic Ferrets - A ferret will attain its adult weight at four to five months. The age at puberty is approximately 250 days and ate at sexual maturity is at eight to twelve months in the spring after birth. The ferret has an average life span of about 8 - 10 years.

Ferrets mating season (early March to late September) is triggered by photoperiod or lighting - when daylight is longer in the days than night, which is the only time the male and female are together.

The female has a litter of 6-8 young (kits), 42 days after mating. The female nurses and cares for the young, the male has no role in raising the kits. The young are born blind, deaf and helpless and covered with a fine white fur, totally dependent on their mother. Kits weight at birth five to fifteen grams. The kits ears or hearing develops and eyes open in twenty-two to thirty-six days, fur starts to appear in about 3 weeks. Kits are weaned at seven to nine weeks and weigh between 300 grams and 500 grams.

Answer 2

their are no stages both sexes reach maturity a 6 Weeks old and shouldn't give birth till 5 mounts old and aren't fully grown till 14 months old ant they die at 7 years old (or 84 by guinea pigs)

Answer 3

It all depends on what type of animal it is. For example, if it was a butterfly its cycle would be like this:

Caterpillar, cocoon, butterfly and the cycle will begin again..

If it was a human, it would sort of be like this:

baby, toddler, pre-teen, teenager, adult, elderly and death.

It depends on what type of animal they are, too (e.g. reptiles, insects, mammals)

Insects such as, butterflies, flies, Spiders, etc.

Mammals such as, humans, dogs, cats, etc.

Mammals all have the same type of cycle, unlike reptiles mammals have live births and do not lay any eggs.

So the main stages are baby, toddler, teen, adult,etc.